Will these NFC tags work with the Moto X?
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They should. It looks like the MotoX does have a NFC radio. This is enabled in your settings usually under the "More Settings" option. You would then need to download a NFC programming app. The are a few out there and are mostly free. I hope this helps.
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I have tested the Galaxy S3 and the Nexus 7 with the NFC Tags - NTAG203 chip with no issues. I am not sure about the devices you are specifying. I would recommend ordering a small sample for testing.
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Yes. It also depend on your country carrier network if they have 3G technology. NFC is a different technology on it own. Only works in certain countries
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Most likely. The X uses a NXP chipset that should support mifare tags. From the Motorola.com FAQ: "Can Moto X support the use of other NFC tags, or only Motorola Skip? Once you have setup Motorola Skip, consumers can buy alternative aftermarket NFC tags (supported by the NXP chipset) and link it to Moto X for use alongside Motorola Skip." https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/prod_answer_detail/a_id/95638/p/1422,2815,2816,
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Sorry, can't help u, I bought mine for my Samsung 2. It did indicate good for Motorola droid razor, not Moto x.
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Hi there, Excellent question Jay! Metal disrupts the signal between the NFC tags and your device. As a result, you're likely to get erratic behaviour from the tags if they're used in conjunction with any metal, including the metal on a phone case. Hope that helps! Justin WhizTags
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I would think so, since it works with my new Moto X which has a 5.2" display.
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Sadly no. Moto SKIP contains a special chip that only works with the processor that is in the Moto X. You could install xposed framework on your phone, if you know how to do that. And then put NFC always on. But that involves rooting and modding
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I'm not sure if it will. They work with NFC (near field communication), so as long as your phone has the capacity for NFC, these buttons should work
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You just need to enable the NFC function in your phone settings to scan a tag. To write a tag you would need an app. (There are free apps available)
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No, these tags are Samsung specific. Most tags are only compatible with Android devices as Apple has not completely come on board with the NFC reader and writer required for tags.
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I have a Moto X (Android smartphone) and they work with it. These headphones have 3 control rings (the green parts) on the plug as opposed to the usual 2; if your device knows how to work with the third ring, then you should be able to use the controls. This probably will be limited to smartphones and i-devices.
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Once you program the tag it will work on any phone that can read those specific tags. I have a Galaxy S4 and Note 3 and both can read tags programmed with the S4.
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No, it won't work with the Moto X cell phone with Android 4.2.2. This is because this new phone isn't listed as being compatible with Leef Bridge. According to Leef Bridge product description, it is only compatible with the following Motorola Android models: Raxr Maxx HD and Atrix HD, so it won't work with your phone.
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Yes they can use for multiple phones as long as the nfc tags are compatible with the phone
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Should work with any NFC capable phone. I have the LG E-970 and they work with it. If you don't know if it is capable type into google that question.
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There are a few different type of NFC tags. NTAG203 (these) work with my Nexus 4. I found a post on xda forums where someone says they had success with this type of tag with their G2. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458199&page=2 Good luck :)