At Apple’s 2012 Worldwide Developers Conference being held this week in San Francisco, Apple VP of iOS software Scott Forstall told the audience that the company's new "Eyes Free system" comes with one button on the steering wheel that activates Siri in your Apple device -- which is already connected via Bluetooth or cable to your car.
Users can ask this upgraded Siri for the car questions about email and text, weather, personal calendars, music -- and even real-time traffic information. Apple is working with the aforementioned auto manufacturers to make its "Eyes Free" system a global standard, accordong to Motorward, which also reports that Ford is sticking with Microsoft, "hoping they come up with something similar for their SYNC system."
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