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NFC-enabled Motorola phone passes FCC

25 July, 2012

By: Ryan Clary

category: NFC

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The Federal Communications Commission passed an NFC-enabled Motorola device thought to be the Droid RAZR HD, according to Droid Life.

The FCC filing shows that the device, model number XT926, contains an embedded NFC antenna, as well as GSM and WCDMA radios. The filing also shows that the handset was tested for Verizon’s 3G and LTE networks.

There’s no word yet on a release date, but Droid Life expects the device to be “right around the corner.”

Read more here.


Tags: Handsets, NFC

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