ACCESS CO., and DW announced a partnership that sees international and regional news delivered in multiple formats to connected cars. Per the companies, the collaboration enables car users to access the latest news updates as audio, video, or text alerts via the ACCESS Twine for Car in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) solution

ACCESS and DW partner to deliver news to connected vehicles using ACCESS Twine for Car

Twine4Car content comes from a number of media partners and a range of apps, TV services, and VOD offerings for a few markets. It enables OEMs to create a fully branded user interface that acts as a central hub for in-vehicle services, while also allowing access to pre-installed apps and full bring-your-own-device (BYOD) support for smartphones and tablets.

Other features in Twine4Car include:

• TWINE App Store: A dedicated hybrid in-car app store (HTML5 and native), to enable OEMs to make a selection of apps available to drivers and passengers within their own branded in-car platform.
• Native Android app support: Twine4Car allows for the seamless integration of native applications, creating a suitable user experience via the OEM-branded IVI interface. This enables OEMs to stay in full control of the services and create an ideal UX for both native apps and embedded or API based services.
• Sync Play: Twine4Car enables two devices to synchronize the playback of the same video content, enabling passengers to enjoy content on the screen in front of them at the same time as other passengers.
• Parental/Remote Control: Along with content related control from any screen in the vehicle, Twine4Car can put parents in charge of the type and length of content consumed by their children.

“Our partnership with DW enables OEMs to provide a content experience that is tailored to the needs of all drivers and passengers to ensure the highest level of usability, whatever the circumstances of their journey,” concluded Sven Eckoldt, Global Product Director at ACCESS Europe.

For more information, visit: www.access-company.com