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NfcV tags crashing Nexus 10 (/4?) NFC function

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Hi, due to my app NFC ReTag, I experiment a lot with write-protected NFC tags (like lift tickets/ski pass, library cards, company badges etc.) and I have a large collection of these tags. One of the latest tags I got, is a ski pass with android.nfc.tech.NfcV tag tech (no other tech on it!). This tag works as expected on all of my testing devices exept the Nexus 10 (couldn´t test on a nexus 4 so far, but I assume it will be the same). On the nexus 10 the tag not only isn´t recognized, but also breaks the NFC function ....After taping this tag to the device, NFC is not longer working o (HowTos)

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We need to study the working of the IsoDep NFC Tags, which supports APDU commands. We want to buy such tags. Does any one knows from where we can buy the Tags that support IsoDep format. Currently we have Mifare Classic 1K cards .

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Google is about to throw down. At next week’s NYC Android event, the big G is expected yell “me too!” and reveal a full line of Nexus devices. Watch out, Mr. Consumer. These devices aren’t just for the nerds.

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I currently have an iPad 3 that I'm thinking of giving to my mum and have been looking at Android tablets. Firstly, I would only consider Nexus devices as I'm too lazy these days to mess with custom ROMs and prefer the aesthetic and update promptness of a Nexus device, hence I've been researching on Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

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The Nexus is a name we have come to know and love amongst the Android community. It’s the one place where we can count on the latest hardware and software meeting in a completely open environment.

In NfcA Standard there is an Android.Nfc.Tech.IsoDep Class. It has method called: "getHistoricalBytes". How to get this functionality in NfcV Standard? IsoDep Class doesn't work here. Any ideas? Help will be appreciated.