Google Nexus devices...

**Xm_jdm** · 02-02-2013, 10:14 AM

God damn I love them.

Admitted apple user here. But whenever a Nexus hits, I come on back. And it's goog to be back. Ordered my Nexus 4 the day they came back in to stock and it was here 2 days later. Boy do I love this thing. By far my fav Nexus, and my all time favorite Nexus was the Nexus One before this. So, a happy camper here! And quick side note, I LOVE NFC. Buddy of mine gave me 5 NFC tags and I have discovered these to be very handy when you find creative ways to use em!

**pitchersduel** · 02-02-2013, 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by Xm_jdm

God damn I love them.

Admitted apple user here. But whenever a Nexus hits, I come on back. And it's goog to be back. Ordered my Nexus 4 the day they came back in to stock and it was here 2 days later. Boy do I love this thing. By far my fav Nexus, and my all time favorite Nexus was the Nexus One before this. So, a happy camper here! And quick side note, I LOVE NFC. Buddy of mine gave me 5 NFC tags and I have discovered these to be very handy when you find creative ways to use em!

mind asking what you use them with?

**J T M** · 02-02-2013, 10:23 AM

Agreed. I had the Verizon GNex before i got my N4, and while i loved the GNex at the time, the N4 blows it away in terms of speed, fluidity, and design.

**Xm_jdm** · 02-02-2013, 10:43 AM

I have one at my door (inside), that turns on my wifi when I come home (and off when I leave). I don't use wifi during the day unless I really need to. Another at my bedside that disables my sounds and lowers the brightness. One at work that launches pandora and activates Bluetooth for audio on my Bose soundlink. I also have one placed in my living room for my friends and guests. The NFC tag in my living room gives instant access to my Wi-Fi. No need for the password. Only a small handful have phones with NFC but its a nice option for them and its been used once already. I was grinning like a weirdo when asked me for my wifi password and I directed him to scan the tag.

**maryjane2300** · 02-02-2013, 10:45 AM

Same here. I'm a person who switches phones constantly (I have a problem lol) but this time I think I'm staying put for a good while.

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**pitchersduel** · 02-02-2013, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Xm_jdm

I have one at my door (inside), that turns on my wifi when I come home (and off when I leave). I don't use wifi during the day unless I really need to. Another at my bedside that disables my sounds and lowers the brightness. One at work that launches pandora and activates Bluetooth for audio on my Bose soundlink. I also have one placed in my living room for my friends and guests. The NFC tag in my living room gives instant access to my Wi-Fi. No need for the password. Only a small handful have phones with NFC but its a nice option for them and its been used once already. I was grinning like a weirdo when asked me for my wifi password and I directed him to scan the tag.

thats awesome man....technology man...scary to think about how we might be controlling purchases/lights/doors/etc in the future.

how much are NFC tags btw? hard to setup?

**Xm_jdm** · 02-02-2013, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by pitchersduel

thats awesome man....technology man...scary to think about how we might be controlling purchases/lights/doors/etc in the future.

how much are NFC tags btw? hard to setup?

Check out andytags.com

There are slightly cheaper options on eBay, like plain old white tags, but I wanted a bit of a design.

**pitchersduel** · 02-02-2013, 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by Xm_jdm

Check out andytags.com

There are slightly cheaper options on eBay, like plain old white tags, but I wanted a bit of a design.

great thanks!

**gone down south** · 02-02-2013, 09:47 PM

They're about a buck each, more or less.

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**mr_hicksta** · 02-02-2013, 09:55 PM

Originally Posted by Xm_jdm

I have one at my door (inside), that turns on my wifi when I come home (and off when I leave). I don't use wifi during the day unless I really need to. Another at my bedside that disables my sounds and lowers the brightness. One at work that launches pandora and activates Bluetooth for audio on my Bose soundlink. I also have one placed in my living room for my friends and guests. The NFC tag in my living room gives instant access to my Wi-Fi. No need for the password. Only a small handful have phones with NFC but its a nice option for them and its been used once already. I was grinning like a weirdo when asked me for my wifi password and I directed him to scan the tag.

Wow reading this post makes me wish mine was here already! I'm definitely going to look into using tags in my house when mine shows up. Great info