Testing Android Beam in Simultator - android

I am trying to do Android Beam in Android, I don't have two real device that support NFC. So Is it possible to do this in GenyMotion or anything.
Any suggestion ??

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Long story short: No-one knows for sure.
Long story long: Your observations point to BLE, and looking at the emulator we can also find pieces of information pointing to a bluetooth-based connection.
But until Google releases more information on how things are going to be, we cannot say anything for sure yet.

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Tag Reader -> "Advanced NFC Framework"
If i'm not wrong, Android Beak is supported in Gingerbread too, so you shoudn't have to face any problem exchanging data between two Android NFC devices with Beam.
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