GM showcases Verizon 4G Volt and third party OnStar apps
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In the future, OnStar will offer third-party apps and 4G-equipped vehicle systems
Info and entertainment options could be controlled from the comfort of the rear seat
OnStar's apps could open up a new world of in-vehicle functions
The RelayRides app is designed for car-sharing
Unlock doors without a key
The RelayRides app is designed for car-sharing
Article Summary
GM's OnStar has given the world a sneak peak at the future of in-vehicle technology with a variety of announcements at the Consumer Electronics Show. This year, it will open its ATOMS platform to third-party developers, allowing for drivers and passengers to have access to new vehicle-specific apps. The company is also showing what the next generation of in-vehicle technology may look like with a Verizon 4G LTE-equipped research vehicle.
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