Trusted Logic releases NFC Protocol Stack for Android
October 15, 2009 -- Trusted Logic, the leading provider of Trusted Execution Environments for embedded systems, today announces the launch of its TRUSTED NFC software platform for Google Android operating system.
Trusted NFC is a complete software platform enabling mobile applications to use handset NFC connectivity. It provides simple interfaces for developing applications, either in native or using Java™. Trusted Logic has already developed the JSR257 interface for J2ME/MIDP applications. Now Trusted NFC provides a similar interface for Android applications.
Trusted NFC can be ported on any mobile operating system. Trusted Logic facilitates and speeds up the integration process by offering reference implementations on the main operating systems, such as the one on Android that is now available. Reference implementations are available on PC simulation environments like the Android emulator and as well as on various mobile platforms, using the NXP PN544 NFC controller as the reference for validation. Trusted Logic also tests the reference implementations’ interoperability with smart cards and smart labels from different suppliers.
NFC technology enables use cases such as mobile payment, and can therefore benefit from Trusted Logic’s Trusted Foundations™ software to secure NFC applications.
Dominique Bolignano, President of Trusted Logic, comments: “Trusted NFC is a key element of Trusted Logic’s vision in the deployment of value-added services on mobile handsets. By using reference implementations such as Trusted NFC on Android, our customers can launch products earlier and more efficiently. They also benefit from our deep understanding of how their customers use the technology.”
About Trusted Logic
Trusted Logic is a pioneer in security solutions for digital services – from mobile payment to e-ticketing, from identification to access control – enabling end-users to access services anywhere, anytime, securely.
A leading provider of open, secure software for smart cards, terminals, and consumer devices, Trusted Logic creates the foundations for converging digital services at the crossroads of telecom, banking, transport, and government.
With operations in France, Ireland, and Singapore, Trusted Logic today serves customers worldwide.
Its subsidiary, Trusted Labs, offers consulting and security evaluation services and helps customers design and deploy their next digital services.
For more information, visit www.trusted-logic.com
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