NFC is a short-range wireless feature used for tap-to-pay, pairing, and quick data exchange at very close distance.
NFC is commonly used for contactless payments, transit cards, smart tags, and fast accessory pairing.
If a phone has NFC, it usually supports more convenient tap-based actions than phones without it.
This term can appear on full specification tables, product comparison pages, and the inline help icons placed next to technical labels.
Use the glossary when you want a quick explanation before comparing two devices feature by feature.
NAND Memory is a hardware term used to describe performance, memory, or core internal components.
Network capacity is a connectivity term used to describe how a device links to networks, accessories, or other hardware.
Network coverage is a connectivity term used to describe how a device links to networks, accessories, or other hardware.
Network support shows which cellular generations or standards the device can connect to, such as 4G or 5G.
NFC is a short-range wireless feature used for tap-to-pay, pairing, and quick data exchange at very close distance.
NiCd refers to Nickel Cadmium and is commonly used in device specifications.
NiMH refers to Nickel Metal Hydride and is commonly used in device specifications.
No of Front Cameras is a camera term used to explain photo, video, lens, or imaging behavior.
No of Rear Cameras is a camera term used to explain photo, video, lens, or imaging behavior.
NOR Memory is a hardware term used to describe performance, memory, or core internal components.
Numeric keypad is a glossary term used on device pages to explain a feature, technology, or specification.
