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Tag: General Motors

  1. General Motors TV ad promotes Apple’s Siri Eyes Free (with video)

    Monday, March 25, 2013 · 6:03 pm · 54 Comments

    General Motors’ has debuted a new TV ad on U.S. broadcast and cable networks…

  2. Apple quietly turning every car on the road into an ‘iCar’

    Friday, March 8, 2013 · 9:34 am · 39 Comments

    A series of job postings, new products, and partnerships indicate that Apple…

  3. General Motors’ Chevrolet Sonic, Spark first to offer iPhone, iPad, iPod touch users Siri Eyes Free integration

    Thursday, February 14, 2013 · 9:46 am · 19 Comments

    2013 Chevrolet Sonic and Spark vehicles with Chevrolet MyLink are now available with Apple’s Siri…

  4. GM is bringing Apple iPhone’s ‘Siri’ to the car

    Tuesday, November 27, 2012 · 11:18 am · 23 Comments

    Drivers will be able to continue their chats with voice-activated Siri behind the wheel…

  5. GM to integrate Apple’s ‘Eyes Free’ Siri technology starting with Chevy Sonic, Spark

    Tuesday, June 19, 2012 · 11:49 pm · 29 Comments

    Last week, Apple announced a host of planned updates to the Siri personal assistant…

  6. Harman CEO on Apple for Automotive: ‘Apple is a partner, not an adversary’

    Wednesday, June 13, 2012 · 8:52 am · 5 Comments

    “Apple is a partner, not an adversary,” Harman Chief Executive Officer Dinesh Paliwal said…

  7. Nine auto makers partner with Apple for ‘Eyes Free’ Siri integration

    Tuesday, June 12, 2012 · 6:31 pm · 46 Comments

    The launch of iOS 6 will bring greater automobile integration to Apple’s revolutionary iPhone…

  8. Cadillac gives buyers iPads – and intro to tech in the fast lane

    Wednesday, May 9, 2012 · 3:01 pm · 24 Comments

    General Motors is giving every buyer of the Cadillac XTS a new Apple iPad…

  9. GM and Apple: The Goofus and Gallant of Corporate America

    Tuesday, June 7, 2011 · 3:51 pm · 31 Comments

    One’s a failure in the market’s eyes, forced to accept a government bailout. The other…