so it's understandable that everyone's going ga ga over Chrysler's promise of in-car wi-fi. We're currently checking with the automaker to find out what type of hardware the system will use ...

For the 2008 model year, MOPAR is already offering an aftermarket device that can make your car an internet hot-spot as well, but we're more interested in the integrated system Chrysler's planning ...

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Since 2008, Chrysler has offered dealers an installed Wi-Fi modem that can tap into 3G networks and create an in-car hotspot. Audi offers Connect, an infotainment system which packs features including ...

The new system will make use of high speed cellular ... We’re not yet sure which carrier(s) Chrysler will be dealing with for its in-car WiFi service. The connectivity service announcement ...

The WiFi system is powered by a consumer ... and making them more valuable by extending the capability into the car,? said Alan Hall, technology communications manager at Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, MI.

"Modern vehicles are equipped with various connected technologies, including telematic and infotainment systems, connected gateways, vehicle access system or onboard charger control unit," Christine ...

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However, consumer reluctance to adopt in-car wi-fi poses a challenge.Key market players include: Verizon, Sprint PCS, Boost Mobile, MetroPCS, S. Cellular, T-Mobile, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, ...