HP Jin, CEO of TeleNav Inc., sat down to share his company’s news. TeleNav will be providing the GPS and location-based-services program on the Ford Motor Co. Sync product. Jin discussed what went into getting this product ready, and its benefits.
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LAS VEGAS-During last week’s Consumer Electronics Show, we managed to plant ourselves at the Showstoppers media event to talk to a few industry players about their products, announcements and the show in general. The common theme seemed to revolve around wireless entertainment in the vehicle.
Whether it was Internet, television or Wi-Fi, many companies are busy developing new products and methods for in-vehicle media options. We sat down with a few of these professionals to find out more about their specific devices and services. HP Jin, CEO of TeleNav Inc., sat down to share his company’s news. TeleNav will be providing the GPS and location-based-services program on the Ford Motor Co. Sync product. Jin discussed what went into getting this product ready, and its benefits. Over the course of the next few days we will post more video interviews with players including Microsoft and others. Click Here for yesterday’s video with Alcatel-Lucent. Click Here for a video interview with Airbiquity. |
VIDEO @ CES: TeleNav and location services for the Ford Sync
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