The Near Field Communications edition of Nokia’s Lumia 610 will be released via Orange in the third quarter of the current year.
With the NFC technology and requisite trimmings being incorporated into the Windows Phone, users would be able to utilize Visa’s mobile payment app called the Visa payWave. The phone would also support other payment and ticketing facilities of NFC. The Lumia 600 is the eighth in line of NFC enabled mobile phone that the Finnish manufacturers had released in the course of the past two years. It is anticipated that the device would be on sale by the latter half of the summer.
Senior Vice-president of Mobile Multimedia and Devices at Orange, Yves Maitre stated that the company was devoted to providing mobile NFC facilities in all the European regions, and that as a part of that target they were thrilled to be the premier operators to introduce the Nokia 600 NFC. She said that Nokia’s Lumia range of phones have been greeted well by orange consumers and that the company was moving one step ahead and including an NFC enabled device to the popular series of devices. This she remarked would assist people in utilizing facilities without contact just one tap. . She said that Nokia was the perfect fit for the NFC and akin to Orange has displayed devotion to maintaining standards.
The Head of Product Marketing at Nokia’s Smart Devices Business Unit, Ilari Nurmi stated that they were offering the NFC across their entire collection, and when combined with their constantly increasing variety of NFC accessories they were making it simpler for the users to get connected by just a small tap. She remarked that they were ensured that operators and other service providers were able to create NFC ticketing as well as payment solutions on their smartphones.
