Toyota Entune Technology Promotes Driver Focus

Mobile media and entertainment is a booming industry within the United States. In the recent past auto manufacturers have developed technology in order to increase connectivity while working to reduce driver distraction. The Toyota Motor Corporation created their Entune technology in order to remain competitive on all levels. You can find the Entune technology available on models including new Ballwin MO Toyota Corolla car models, as well as other Toyota models.

Aside from some of the run of the mill connectivity technology, the Entune system also offers services through Bing, Open Table, Pandora, iheartradio, and MovieTickets.com. This technology is in direct competition with the Ford SYNC technology. The Entune technology works by connecting to the driver’s phone in order to access the Toyota app store, stream audio, and download software updates. It also provides XM Satellite Radio, HD radio, a USB port to connect iPods, and is Bluetooth enabled. Its voice recognition allows drivers to stay connect, remain informed, and search information with minimal focus taken from driving.
“It’s far more logical to rely on a consumer’s handset for music and entertainment for linkage, as these are much more updatable than an entire car,” says Michelle Avary, the national sales and marketing manager for the Advanced Tech Group at Toyota.

You can contact your local dealership regarding the Entune technology available in Toyota models. As legislation surrounding cell phone use in the vehicle increases it will become imperative to have a hands free device or technology in order to remain connected while driving. It won’t be long before this technology will be across the automotive industry board. Learn how the Entune technology can keep you connected and safe while driving.
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