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  3. Microsoft’s Connected Vehicle Platform is a more far-reaching approach than either Apple’s or Google’s

Microsoft’s Connected Vehicle Platform is a more far-reaching approach than either Apple’s or Google’s

Kareem Anderson Kareem Anderson
January 6, 2017
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In laymens terms, this means that vehicles enabled with Inrix’s OpenCar platform will be given access to all the features of Amazon Alexa, including Audible audiobooks, Amazon Music and numerous Inrix Driver Services including parking, traffic and road weather conditions.

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