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Near-Field (Proximity) Communication in late 2009

Written on Nov, 17, 2009 by ceo | 3 comments

It almost is the end of 2009. And where does near-field proximity communication-based applications stand? From mobile marketing, to customer loyalty, payments and authentication, to information exchange, transportation and health-care. Well, it still stands very far from its full potential. Due to its…

Will the iPhone trigger the Mobile RFID/NFC revolution?

Written on Nov, 13, 2009 by ceo | 1 comment

Will history repeat itself? There was/is the 12 keys keypad cellphone. And few care about Touch. Then came the iPhone. Now everyone loves Touch. There was the operator Deck. Everyone hated the Deck. Then came Apple. And created the App Store. Now everyone…

Updated Near-Field Communication (NFC) Page

Written on Feb, 07, 2009 by ceo | No comments yet

In response to @AjitJaokar at ForumOxford, I’ve updated my page on NFC to further explain NFC vs. RFID as well as the elements of a Java-based NFC mobile application; see NFC/Touch Page. “RFID” is a broad term that refers to Radio frequency ID.…

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Carlos Enrique is a seasoned technologist and software development leader with a proven track record of innovation and impact. He played a pivotal role in building software for the Space Shuttle and driving innovation at Amazon. Passionate about space, science, and technology, Carlos has extensive expertise in web, mobile, cloud, and AI/ML application development.

Blending deep technical knowledge with strategic leadership, Carlos excels at aligning technology initiatives with broader business goals. He is the author of two books on mobile development, holds six granted patents, and is an active member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Internet Society.