Talk about moving up. The net is rife with talk about Apple an
d Volkswagen conspiring to make an automobile, tentatively nam
ed the iCar.
Um.
The whole ball started rolling with a report from the German magazine C
apital, which claims that Steve Jobs met with a Volks
wagen representative in California several days ago for preliminary talks to ma
jorly incorporate Apple products in Volks compacts. (Read the Google-translated page from Capital here.) Already, Apple has partnered with car
manufacturers like Audi and BMW to incorporat
e iPods and iPhones into their cars.
I'm not holding my breath.
i…Car?
Talk about moving up. The net is rife with talk about Apple an
d Volkswagen conspiring to make an automobile, tentatively nam
ed the iCar.
Um.
The whole ball started rolling with a report from the German magazine C
apital, which claims that Steve Jobs met with a Volks
wagen representative in California several days ago for preliminary talks to ma
jorly incorporate Apple products in Volks compacts. (Read the Google-translated page from Capital here.) Already, Apple has partnered with car
manufacturers like Audi and BMW to incorporat
e iPods and iPhones into their cars.
I'm not holding my breath.
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An interesting view of the automotive industry. Where do you see the future of
the industry, will it ever recover or will there be major casulties?