Read and write data to NFC tags. Store and manage text information and data sets. Lock tags to prevent writing and set passwords for protection. Remove passwords and save tag data for future use.
BLE allows reading and writing of various NFC tags including Mifare Classic 1K, 4K, Ultralight, and NTAG203/213/215/216. It supports full dump reading, partial and full sector writing, and UID changing for Gen1A and Gen2 tags.
Check transit card balance and transaction history using NFC. View station names and monthly discount progress. Display bus route numbers. Save history and add comments. Sync data to iCloud. Supports Beijing Hutong Ca.
Manage amiibo collections by scanning and writing NFC tags. Import .bin files for sealed amiibo. Supports NTAG I2C Plus 2K, NTAG215, Flashiibo, PowerTags, N2 Elite Tags, and generic NFC devices. Restore backups and transfer amiibo between tags.
Monitor device hardware and software performance. View CPU details, screen specifications, battery status, and network information. Track memory and storage usage. Access sensor data and run diagnostics for iPhones and iPads.
Read and NFC and RFID tags at 13.56 MHz. Scan contacts, Wi-Fi networks, and technical tag data. Edit tag details and save them. Manage multiple tags and view their contents. new data to tags. Check device compatibility and receive alerts.
Scan QR codes, barcodes, and business cards to extract contact information. Use the PDF scanner to digitize documents. Play puzzles by scanning them. Extract data from Google Authenticator codes. Share scanned results via email or messaging.
Monitor performance with real-time CPU, memory, and battery usage tracking. View detailed hardware specifications and storage information. Run system tests, benchmark apps, and analyze network activity.
Display firmware version and available updates. Perform firmware upgrades with download and flash instructions. View device statistics and configuration settings. Connect via Bluetooth to manage tasks.
Capture barcodes, NFC tags, text, numbers, locations, or images. Transfer data via cloud services to connected PCs or Macs. Sync with Microsoft Excel, Word, Google Sheets, and Google Chrome. Connect to databases via ODBC.