Oh, boy. It was only a matter of time, wasn’t it? Automobile security system company Viper has just introduced its SmartStart line consisting of an in-car hardware module with a cellular connection ...
A few months back, Directed Electronics launched an iPhone app that, when paired with Viper remote start system, would allow you to start your car from just about anywhere on earth. For the bargain ...
Viper SmartStart, which began starting and unlocking cars from the iPhone in October, will soon be available for BlackBerry owners. Jessica Dolcourt VP, Content Operations and Commerce, CNET Group and ...
Is this the killer app smartwatches have been waiting for? Viper launched SmartStart – a mechanic-installed gadget that let you wirelessly start your car, open the trunk, and more – back in 2009.
We’re sure many of you have seen the new trucks with the remote start and thought how awesome it would be to have one on your older pickup. Yes, many of us are left with having to walk outside to sit ...
Directed Electronics launched one of the first apps that will remotely start a car using an iPhone instead of a key-fob transmitter. The Viper SmartStart app requires a $299 module that went on sale ...
Vehicle security systems manufacturer Viper announced this week it will release the SmartStart app for the Google Android smartphone as well. Available for download from the following address, the app ...
Vista, Calif. – Directed Electronics has integrated its Viper SmartStart app with the iPhone’s Siri voice-command system, enabling users to start their vehicle and lock or unlock the vehicle’s doors ...
Viper's new version of their SmartStart car control system, which will launch in Q1 of this year, adds vehicle diagnostics, some limited weather tracking, and status updates. By Adi Robertson, a ...
Siri can make appointments, tell you the weather, but now she can start your car as well! After we showed you how Siri could be hacked to use a custom proxy and execute custom commands, we knew it ...
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