It's an interesting development. You'll recall that in May, Google introduced its Google Wallet service. The company added that in order to work on devices that did not have NFC built-into them, the company would use stickers, much like the ones that Blaze has just received a patent on.
The patent will certainly help the company. CEO Michelle Fisher said that Blaze's NFC sticker technology has been used without credit. She added, "Blaze is not in competition with Google's Nexus NFC phone, or any other NFC phone. We offer consumers an alternative so they do not have to buy a new phone, or wait until more NFC phones are released."
While more phones will surely be released with NFC technology built-in, Google, which has been heavily pushing NFC with its Google Wallet service, estimates that even by 2014, only 50 percent of handsets will have NFC chips embedded. That leaves Blaze Mobile plenty of time to garner revenue.
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The company added that in order to work on devices that did not have NFC built-into them, the company would use stickers, much like the ones that Blaze has just received a patent on.
Thank you for the nice review. It was simple to read, but I'd like to add that if your software business needs to be updated try outsourcing software development services.
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