Video: Viper SmartStart for BlackBerry
Jan 9, 2010 phones
Viper had announced that they would be display off their remote control car-start application for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) at CES, so we thinking we would check it out. As you tin see, it lets you beginning up a cable car, sound the warning device, lock and unlock the doors, or pop the trunk, whereever it may be. They’re also leveraging pushing so that you get instantly alerted if your car’s security measures has been compromised. Although SmartStart is currently only available in the U.S., a deal with Carl Rogers (New York Stock Exchange: RCI) volition bring the overhaul to Canada soon and I also hear they’re workings on some whatchamacallit with Global Positioning System, so keep an eye on these guys if you don’t plan on purchasing a Volt any meter soon. The app will be free people when it comes out in the next 2 to quadruplet weeks, but the taking into custody is you have to get a cable car outfit that volition cost between $300 and $five hundred, depending on whether or not you already rich person Viper overhaul. Hit up Viper to learn more about their existing iPhone app.
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