A few weeks ago, Apple released iOS 13, and on Oct 29, STMicroelectronics announced the availability, in the App Store, of NFC Tap 2.0, ST’s ref
A few weeks ago, Apple released iOS 13, and on Oct 29, STMicroelectronics announced the availability, in the App Store, of NFC Tap 2.0, ST’s reference application that takes advantage of the new features present in the latest operating system for iPhone.
Users can now write NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF) tags as well as read and write user memory content on NFC Type-5 tags. A few months ago, after Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), STMicroelectronics shared example codes to help developers working with our devices take advantage of Type-5 custom commands on iOS 13 or use the new features in original ways.
Today, engineers can enjoy the entire source code of our NFC Tap (STSW-ST25IOS001) app to see how ST implemented the new functions or optimized certain aspects of applications.
To explore Three applications that are now possible on iPhone third-party apps thanks to iOS 13 click here: https://blog.st.com/ios-13-application-st25/
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