Sentence examples for car communications from inspiring English sources
Saab´s 'open innovation´ strategy offers the global developer community access to the full bandwidth of car communications — infotainment, telematics, systems monitoring and diagnostics.
The "Swap My Ride" campaign is "an evolution from the Fusion and Ford Challenge," said Whitney Drake, a Ford car communications manager.
The OnStar business had two million subscribers and an 80percentt share of the car communications services market, and it was valued at over $4 billion.
In addition to a laptop and extra clothes, Mr. Daitch, manager for car communications at Ford Motor, was bringing an item for display at last fall's auto show: the largest part of a new Ford engine.
SHOUTS & MURMURS casual based on this quote from the Times: "Officials with the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games said there would be no Games without the corporations that pay the bill, as much as $40 million to be an 'official' import car, communications system or salted snack food".
By Bruce McCall The New Yorker, July 29 , 1996P. 80 SHOUTS & MURMURS casual based on this quote from the Times: "Officials with the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games said there would be no Games without the corporations that pay the bill, as much as $40 million to be an 'official' import car, communications system or salted snack food".
C2CNet, specified by the CAR 2 CAR communication consortium [18], is a communication layer dedicated to car-to-car communications and is located between the network layer and the link layer.
Ford is adapting its existing in-car communications system, known as SYNC, to alert drivers on when to recharge.
Privacy advocates on both sides of the political spectrum said the decision raised troubling questions about in-car communications devices.
According to the researchers, SmartCore will improve the driving experience, user safety and in-car communications by extending the benefits of internet connectivity to all vehicles.
The ban would not affect use of Ford's in-car communications and entertainment system, called Ford Sync, which allows most mobile phones to be used hands-free.
