Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan announced Thursday that it has begun rolling out its NissanConnect Apps service globally, a connected car platform based on Airbiquity’s smartphone app integration tools and its private cloud solution.
November 8, 2013
Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan announced Thursday that it has begun rolling out its NissanConnect Apps service globally, a connected car platform based on Airbiquity’s smartphone app integration tools and its private cloud solution.
Airbiquity’s smartphone app integration platform links vehicles to a range of mobile applications and cloud-based services delivered via Airbiquity’s private cloud platform, delivering third party applications like Yelp and Trip Advisor in addition to popular infotainment applications.
Drivers will be able to download the apps to their smartphones and tether them to select Nissan vehicles via Bluetooth or USB using the Airbiquity platform, with support being built in for a range of popular music, social media and navigation apps.