Austrian mobile network operator A1 reports that it has successfully tested a new NFC access control service called Airkey, developed by door lock maker Evva, IT specialist Rise and the Vienna University of Technology. 40 participants used Sony Xperia S smartphones for the pilot. A1 already operates an NFC payments service called A1 Paybox, which it is testing with McDonald's.
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A1 tests NFC access control
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• nfcworld.com • 12 September 2012, 10:29 • Last updated 12 September 2012, 10:30
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