Google Reportedly Partners With Audi To Develop In-Car Entertainment and Info Systems
Will be based on Android
Google is reportedly hitting the road for its next battle with Apple for mobile OS market share.
The Web giant has teamed with carmaker Audi to develop in-car entertainment and information systems based on the Android operating system, according to the Wall Street Journal. The aim of the partnership, which is expected to be announced next week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, would allow for in-car integration of music and navigation apps currently available on smartphones, sources told the Journal.
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