fair retort there DaveP. It was - I noticed a 2.08am reply, and I do tend to go a bit 'Left-field' after a Friday night out.
I have sold quite a few domains to different technology companies (all .coms) One is right up that street. Had no capitalisation when they launched a just a couple of years ago - now at 32 Million (managed to spend it all on R&D mind you) - and now they want the plural, and so they should.
Anyway I was thinking more about 'Consumer stuff' the Blue tooth and wireless etc when I made the negative comments purely because it has/had the product market saturated. However, "near-field" as a corporate technology is lately owned by just a couple of Companies. MasterCard, Visa. and TM's and patents controlled by my domain buyer (Just take "Smart" and add "Metric")
Your not going to have a cat-in-hells chance of being part of the near-field corporate products -- though don't get me wrong - A good explanation site with diagrams and technical drawings should have a ready made audience looking to understand the security and protection aspects. Plenty of talk of on Business sites about the prospect of scams of "improvised readers" etc just flushing past your 'Ball-joint' (That's waist pockets for guys or handbags for you Girls) for a micro payment reward...
And of-course. Who is going to go to the trouble of Querying a one-off £5-£7.50 charge, with all the hassle that entails
PS I've actually been following the current American court challenges (domain buyer in court last Thursday - as Judiciary have allowed new evidence to be introduced on appeal) all good stuff. Quite a Few legal bloggers referring to them as "Patent sewers" (Sewers being the operative word for some) But they spent $32 M in R&D for an advanced system (supposedly, according to tech-reports well in advance of Visa and Mastercards) - guess MasterCard and Visa just didn't want to cough up