We’ve seen flashy concepts of what Nokia’s seamless cellular infotainment initiative might look like, but it took a pair of Germans from Volkswagen to give us our first glimpse of Terminal Mode in action.
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VW Passat takes the red pill, jacks into Nokia’s Terminal Mode (video)
We’re living in the post-smartphone world, where restaurant reviews and silly time-wasting games are never more than a fingerprint away, and now it’s hard to see us as anything but tippy-toeing into the smartcar revolution. While there are plenty of competing implementations out there, Nokia seems to be doing the best at unifying the playing field, announcing a partnership with Clarion to bring its Terminal Mode infotainment integration to yet another major brand.
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Clarion joins Nokia’s Terminal Mode movement for the greater infotainment good
Those lovely people over at Nokia have furnished us with a few images of what their dashboard integration will look like, as well as the names of a few more partners for the Terminal Mode initiative. Intended to smarten up your car’s hardware with the phone’s capabilities — whether that be to play back music, use Ovi Maps, browse the web, or whatver else — this was announced in partnership with Alpine yesterday , but today we’re hearing that Fiat , Harman Becker and Valmet Automotive are also getting in on the fun.
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Nokia’s Terminal Mode spotted in the wilds of the Geneva Motor Show
