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Toyota turns Nintendo DS into nav system remote - TG Daily

Toyota turns Nintendo DS into nav system remote TG Daily The Nintendo DS may be one of the most popular portable gaming systems on the market, but one auto manufacturer has taken the device a step further. Yes, Toyota has transformed the Nintendo DS into an automotive nav system remote. The system is dubbed ... and more »

Suggested for you - Dayton Daily News

Suggested for you Dayton Daily News DAVE: Here is something you might not expect to find as standard on a compact sport-utility vehicle — a navigation system. But, in the sake of full disclosure, the navigation system is not the grand, in-dash version with an expansive touch screen. and more »

Toyota introduces Nintendo DS-controlled navigation system in Japan - Tecca

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Toyota introduces Nintendo DS-controlled navigation system in Japan Tecca In Japan, where the Nintendo DS is already used in classrooms, the carmaker is releasing a game cartridge that lets the portable be used to control its top-of-the-line GPS-based navigation system. Called Kuruma de DS, the software sells for about $92 ... Toyota's New Ride Will Turn Your Nintendo DS into a GPSSide Mission (blog) all 25 news articles »

Factory Installed Automotive Navigation Solutions to surpass portable GPS ... - INAUTONEWS

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Factory Installed Automotive Navigation Solutions to surpass portable GPS ... INAUTONEWS The auto navigation business was humming along until October 2008, when Google introduced Android, an operating system for mobile devices that extended Google Maps and its navigation programs to cellphones. Since then, 65 million people have bought ... and more »

LaHood's over-the-top crusade against distracted driving - SILive.com

LaHood's over-the-top crusade against distracted driving SILive.com The National Transportation Safety Board, an independent federal agency allied with LaHood on this issue, wants states to ban all portable devices, whether hand-held or hands-free, with exceptions for emergency calls and the use of navigation systems. and more »