Google started the NFC hype with their Nexus S handset, but all you can do with that is to check-in at Google Place, and also is featured at such limited places. But now they’re going to bring more features to NFC in the upcoming Android, which is called Ice Cream Sandwich.

Ice Cream Sandwich will have a new feature called peer-to-peer sharing using NFC. Imagine 0-click contact, web page, and YouTube video sharing between your NFC-equipped Android smartphones and tablets. Just bring the devices together and voila, data shared without launching an application or navigating through the UI. Google plans to build this functionality into as many systems apps as it can while providing the API to developers to 0-click enable their third-party applications.

Can’t understand what I’m talking about? Well, let Google explain to you at the video below. Note: Skip over to the 14-minute mark, as the video is about an hour long.