Last month, a startup called
Joyride came out of stealth mode and announced that it has
raised $1 million in funding. Since the company is building a platform for creating entertaining drivetime experiences, we decided that the best place to see the Joyride app in action was on the road. Co-founder and CEO Jeff Chen described Joyride as an attempt to "make drive times more fun and more interesting" ? instead of just listening to the same songs on the same radio stations, you could say, "Hey, let's play a game together." Or, "Pull up the latest comedy clips." Or, "Teach me a new language." It's an application that you'll eventually be able to install on your smartphone, which you then connect to your car stereo and control with your voice.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/VfjXOrBl0p4/
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