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When will we see an aftermarket replacement for the stock Nav unit that incorporates the Microsoft "Sync" technology that is in the Ford products right now?
When will we see an aftermarket replacement for the stock Nav unit that incorporates the Microsoft "Sync" technology that is in the Ford products right now?
Perhaps, never. Ford may have a deal with MS similar to Apple with AT&T.
The Ford system is very nice. GM most likely would have to work with another tech company to do something like MS & Ford have done. I have heard nothing in regards to this though.
It's a sports car...who needs all that junk. I doubt that anyone at Ferrari is worrying about what voice controlled electronic USB Bluetooth gizmo they are going to put in the latest 458 Italia....
Someone gave a detailed electrical explanation of why the C6 nav system could not be upgraded to something other GM cars have now; basically the entire computer system and communications would need rework.
So, probably no significant changes until the C7. Whenever that happens...
It's a sports car...who needs all that junk. I doubt that anyone at Ferrari is worrying about what voice controlled electronic USB Bluetooth gizmo they are going to put in the latest 458 Italia....
The more complex they make the cars the more expensive they'll be to repair. Personally I don't care for anything that takes the driver's attention away from actually driving the car.
The more complex they make the cars the more expensive they'll be to repair. Personally I don't care for anything that takes the driver's attention away from actually driving the car.
Great point. The one great thing about the SYNC system is voice activation.
Latest update I heard was that GM was working with the Android software to incorporate a similar system to the sync. The Cruz and Volt should be the first to get, and then moving into the other cars in the line. Forecast is in the 2012 year.
Latest update I heard was that GM was working with the Android software to incorporate a similar system to the sync. The Cruz and Volt should be the first to get, and then moving into the other cars in the line. Forecast is in the 2012 year.
Latest update I heard was that GM was working with the Android software to incorporate a similar system to the sync. The Cruz and Volt should be the first to get, and then moving into the other cars in the line. Forecast is in the 2012 year.
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That is correct, GM is heavily aligning with the Android platform. As a matter of fact in conjunction with onstar you'll be able to do things like remote start and run diagnostics via applications on your phone.
I myself don't use the stuff, but, there's probably only one or two companies making most of that electronic stuff for those who want it. Once sales spike they pull out something off the self they've had for a year, blow the dust off of it and give it to the auto makers.
It's a sports car...who needs all that junk. I doubt that anyone at Ferrari is worrying about what voice controlled electronic USB Bluetooth gizmo they are going to put in the latest 458 Italia....