Android NFC - Reading/Writing (Part 3)
How to use Foreground Dispatch to get notifications of tags detected while in a resumed state?
In the third screencast of the Android NFC series, we’ll continue to build on the app we’ve been working on in the series so far. Now we’ll begin preparations to write to a tag by creating a new Activity which will use foreground dispatch to get notifications of any tags which are detected while it is in resumed state.
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