Difference between revisions of "OnStar"

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{{SoftwareInfoBox
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|NAME='''''OnStar'''''
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|HEIGHT=610
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|LOGO=onstarlogo.png
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|SCREENIMAGE=onstarimage.png
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|CAPTION="OnStar"
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|IMAGEURL=https://www.onstar.com
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|TEXT=Homepage
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|TYPE=Vehicle Telecommunications System
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|LAUNCH=1996
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|STATUS=Active
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|PLATFORM=Mobile Applications<br>Built-In Physical Devices<br>Aftermarket Physical Devices
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|PRODUCT=Emergency Services<br>Security Services<br>Navigation Services<br>Connectivity<br>Vehicle Maintenance Monitor
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|DEVELOPER=General Motors
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|SITEURL=https://www.onstar.com
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|URLTEXT= OnStar
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A connected car is an automobile that has telecommunications capabilities. These telecommunications capabilities started with the the introduction of OnStar by General Motors in 1996. In 1996, OnStar was offered as way for drivers to be linked to 24 hour OnStar representatives that could give those individuals driving directions, offer emergency assistance, or call emergency services for them. [Logan Meyer]
 
A connected car is an automobile that has telecommunications capabilities. These telecommunications capabilities started with the the introduction of OnStar by General Motors in 1996. In 1996, OnStar was offered as way for drivers to be linked to 24 hour OnStar representatives that could give those individuals driving directions, offer emergency assistance, or call emergency services for them. [Logan Meyer]

Revision as of 03:11, 21 February 2017

OnStar
Onstarlogo.png
Onstarimage.png
"OnStar" Homepage
Type Vehicle Telecommunications System
Launch Date 1996
Status Active
Product Line Emergency Services
Security Services
Navigation Services
Connectivity
Vehicle Maintenance Monitor
Platform Mobile Applications
Built-In Physical Devices
Aftermarket Physical Devices
Website OnStar

A connected car is an automobile that has telecommunications capabilities. These telecommunications capabilities started with the the introduction of OnStar by General Motors in 1996. In 1996, OnStar was offered as way for drivers to be linked to 24 hour OnStar representatives that could give those individuals driving directions, offer emergency assistance, or call emergency services for them. [Logan Meyer]