Hyundai wants your NFC-enabled smartphone to be your car keys – Old GigaOm
As we’ve pointed out, NFC isn’t just about payments and Hyundai is showing how it might be used to replace your next set of car keys. The auto maker is testing a new prototype of its Connectivity Concept, which allows users to access their car and interact with it using NFC-enabled smartphones. The technology, which won’t actually go into production until 2015, allows a user to unlock and lock the
ZipCar, Google, cars and the inevitability of the Internet – Old GigaOm
In the summer of 2008, when my friend Pip Coburn (a former tech strategist for UBS  who runs an investment advisory firm) came to visit, we ended up talking about two things we both saw coming: the inevitability of the Internet and how tomorrow’s leaders will amount to zilch if they are not technology natives. In the past technology startups raided old guard companies (Netscape went to FedEx’s Jim
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Hyundai to debuts a number of new automotive connectivity and assistance technologies at CES, including Siri and Eyes Free mode
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Google Maps navigates its way into Kia, Hyundai connected cars – Old GigaOm
Smartphones Will Replace Your Car Keys by 2015
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