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Mercedes-Benz and Hughes release app-based "mbrace" telematics for iPhone, Blackberry

Mercedes-Benz has teamed up with Hughes Telematics to begin offering a new system that allows drivers to enable dozens of their vehicles features with their Apple iPhone or Blackberry. Dubbed "mbrace," the telematics setup covers everything from locking and unlocking doors to contacting roadside assistance and pinpointing an mbrace-equipped Mercedes-Benz in a parking lot. The system will be included on all new Mercedes products, and current customers with the automaker's outgoing Tele Aid system are eligible to retrofit their aging Mercs ... Read more →

"Bonjour, Michel": Citron C6 Office -- like KITT for French businessmen Alex Nunez

Click above for a gallery of the Citroen C6 Office Citroën and Intersection magazine have integrated KITT-like visual style with a number of in-car distractions to create the C6 Office, a ...

Legislate me: drivers favor ban on distractions Erin Mays

A recent study by Response Insurance, a national car insurer, says that cell phones aren't the only driver distractions people want banned. Reading, grooming, and even listening to MP3 players or ...

Mercedes-Benz and Hughes release app-based "mbrace" telematics for iPhone, Blackberry 11 days ago on Autoblog

Mercedes-Benz has teamed up with Hughes Telematics to begin offering a new system that allows drivers to enable dozens of their vehicles features with their Apple iPhone or Blackberry. Dubbed "mbrace," the telematics setup covers everything from locking and unlocking doors to contacting roadside ...

"Bonjour, Michel": Citron C6 Office -- like KITT for French businessmen 1 year ago on Autoblog

Click above for a gallery of the Citroen C6 Office Citroën and Intersection magazine have integrated KITT-like visual style with a number of in-car distractions to create the C6 Office, a rolling style project aimed at European business overlords. It'll make its debut at the Cannes Film ...

Legislate me: drivers favor ban on distractions 3 years ago on Autoblog

A recent study by Response Insurance, a national car insurer, says that cell phones aren't the only driver distractions people want banned. Reading, grooming, and even listening to MP3 players or iPods were on the list with significant support. A few interesting results of the survey is that more ...






Autoblog Podcast #154: Gobbling up the News

Chris, Sam, and Dan kick out a podcast just in time for the long holiday drive.

 
 

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