With the Microsoft Band 2, Volvo owners will be able to set the navigation, start the heater, lock doors, and sound the horn via a mobile app that's connected to the wearable device. – Reuters pic, January 5, 2016.Volvo introduced a new feature in collaboration with Microsoft Tuesday that allows Microsoft Band 2 owners to start their car and lock the doors with a few voice commands.
To be unveiled at CES 2016 in Las Vegas, the new feature is the latest collaboration between Volvo and Microsoft. In November, Volvo showed off HoloLens, a virtual and mixed reality headset that allows users to visualise cars in 3D and holographic form.
With the Microsoft Band 2, Volvo owners will be able to set the navigation, start the heater, lock doors, and sound the horn via a mobile app that's connected to the wearable device. – AFP/Relaxnews, January 5, 2016.
Comments
Please refrain from nicknames or comments of a racist, sexist, personal, vulgar or derogatory nature, or you may risk being blocked from commenting in our website. We encourage commenters to use their real names as their username. As comments are moderated, they may not appear immediately or even on the same day you posted them. We also reserve the right to delete off-topic comments