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Mercedes-Benz Installs Hands-Free Motorola PhonesBy The Motorola V60 integrated hands-free phone system now has a home in 2002-model Mercedes-Benz cars. The Motorola V Series 60c phone system, which works on most CDMA and TDMA networks, is expected to be available through authorized Mercedes-Benz dealers beginning in early December. When used outside the vehicle, the pocket-sized handset offers short messaging service (SMS) text messages and a voice recorder to capture up to two minutes of personally recorded notes and reminders. TrueSync capability allows users to upload and synchronize the phone with the calendar and address book of many personal information management devices, like Palm handhelds. A network dependent WAP 1.1 microbrowser provides quick access to weather updates, stock quotes, sports scores and more, while its VibraCall alert discreetly notifies users of incoming calls. The Motorola V60 phone also features a useful dual display when used outside the vehicle. When the phone is closed, an exterior display shows network dependent features, such as caller ID, text messages, or date and time. When the phone is open, a large interior display shows all of the standard functions, including the personal calendar and address book. The phone is also useful in the car. When docked under the center armrest, the V60 automatically downloads its phonebook contents to the vehicle. With this level of integration, the phonebook contents and last dialed or received calls are viewable on the vehicle's dash. Additionally, the system automatically mutes the radio or pauses the cassette or CD player whenever calls are received or placed, and drivers can send and receive calls through integrated steering wheel controls or via a keypad on the audio system. To help keep drivers' hands on the wheel and their eyes on the road, the Motorola V60 integrated hands-free phone system also offers voice recognition that enables drivers to use simple verbal commands to place calls. Sophisticated voice recognition software allows drivers to access speed-dial numbers from their phonebooks or dial new numbers, all verbally. Links: |
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