Ford plans to expand mobile smartphone applications in full range of products

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time June 22 afternoon, Ford said in Tuesday, they will expand in 2012 Ford car smartphone applications.　　Ford said the synchronized communications and entertainment systems, including the Ford Fusion sedan, the F-150 minivan and the expedition SUV, would be able to connect with smartphones. At the moment, Ford Carnival Mini car has been equipped with a feature called Sync AppLink, which Ford has previously said would be introduced into the 2012 Ford Mustang.　　Synchronization systems that do not contain synchronous application connectivity are already equipped with the Ford, Ford Lincoln Series, which is standard in some models, and is optional in some other models, and costs 400 of dollars.　　Mark Fields, head of operations at Ford North America and South America, said recent surveys showed that smartphone size in the US market would go beyond functional handsets, with two-thirds of smartphone users hoping to use their handsets in their cars, and that One-fourth of US app users Mark Filz to use them when driving. Douglas Van Dagen, Douglas Vandagen, the Ford Connection Service director, said the synchronized applications used to connect the smart machines would eventually be introduced into all Ford and Lincoln cars. (Xiao Ming)