Noelle Russell embedded an NFC chip under her manicure to share contact info by tapping her finger on someone's phone at events like CES. She's testing whether the tag will work through the nail polish, inspired by digital business cards like Blink and Dot.
And it's like $6. What? So it's a nail chip. So basically what this allows you to do— any— some of you have like a Blink card or a Dot card, or where you go to a conference and you scan a QR code and you get everyone's contact information. Um, now granted, this can connect to anything, but I'm just thinking to myself, I put a chip in my— you know, I do my nails all the time, right? So I'm going to put a chip under this nail. I'm going to CES, I'm going to take a bunch of video where I can just tap people with my finger and be like, here you go, you have been blessed with my contact information. And it should— I don't know, we'll see what happens. I should open it and see what it looks like, right? Yeah, I should.
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