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Does anyone know if the new Motorola Skip will work, or how to use NFC to bypass a manual password login? This was announced for the Moto X, but I am hoping it will work for the Droid Maxx.
The soak test is over so I can comment: yes, Moto Skip unlocking support is part of the changelog for the new update. I don't have a Skip, though, so I could not test.
What is this? What does it do?
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If you leave the phone on the tag will it stay unlocked? Is there any extra battery drain if the phone is left close enough to the tag to detect it? I use a holster for my phone and wonder how it will work with the skip on the holster and therefore always in contact with the phone.
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Sweet, I must have this. My work email requires I have a PIN and I hate it! This is super cool.
So it works great? If so, I'm ordering today!
I think most people would be happier with a trusted bluetooth device, which can be had in many different forms. Dedicated things like an InSite or Cobra keychain fob are about $10-$15 more expensive, but much more convenient and seamless. I have both (from my testing days and prefer the Cobra), but i also use my BT headphones, my BT Heart Rate Monitor, and my car's BT audio link. All can be used at the same time, there's no exclusivity. Very convenient.
That said, yes, it works great, tap your phone to the Skip and it unlocks.
I think most people would be happier with a trusted bluetooth device, which can be had in many different forms. Dedicated things like an InSite or Cobra keychain fob are about $10-$15 more expensive, but much more convenient and seamless. I have both (from my testing days and prefer the Cobra), but i also use my BT headphones, my BT Heart Rate Monitor, and my car's BT audio link. All can be used at the same time, there's no exclusivity. Very convenient.
What trusted Bluetooth device do you recommend? I ordered the skip this morning, but the Bluetooth device does sound more convenient. I cab see having both being a good solution. The Skip spots conveniently located for when the Bluetooth devices is forgotten or has a dead battery.
I had no idea these devices existed!
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