Video: Delphi's iPhone Car Control

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Earlier this week we reported on Delphi’s concept of software that could link your car to an iPhone and allow you to control the windows, door locks and other settings via your phone, as well as check your car’s vital info and even start the engine. The idea debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas, and our friends over at Gizmodo.com were lucky enough to get this video of the product at work. Bet you never thought you’d be impressed by a descending backseat window.

iPhone Controls Vehicle in Real Time Using Delphi’s Concept Web App (Gizmodo)

Posted by Stephen Markley on January 11, 2008 in Car Gadgets, Video | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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