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ICT and Future Cars [Punch Newspaper]

by Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata Jnr
12 years ago
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Technology is taking massive strides in improving the way we do things on daily basis. The automobile world is not left out in this regard. On a daily basis, improved state-of the art cars that are highly sophisticated are being churned out of the various automobile factories across the world.

Ford Sync, for instance, produced by Ford Motors in partnership with Microsoft is a masterpiece in technological innovation. MyFord Touch is another impressive integration media sync hub.

Similarly, Microsoft’s developed systems have been employed by Kia in the Sorrento and Sportage models of 2011 called Ivo. Following in these steps one will see that the future cars will not only be more entertaining to us but also offer improved driver responsiveness by reducing distractions

More software in cars

The future will see all hardware based in car technology replaced with more advanced systems. Currently most vehicle upgrades require physical installation. Hardware such as satellite radio or vehicle navigation guide are bought and physically installed into cars. In the future, however, we are most likely to see new software upgrades in cars to get such services.

Better entertainment

Entertainment in your future cars will be more dynamic and interactive. Taking a cue from the MyFord Touch platform, the entertainment system in future cars will feature more fun and — Continue Reading

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