The smartphone is replacing one of the most important features in new cars — and that’s unlikely to change

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By Danielle MuoioApr 30, 2017, 10:17 am274 pts
Automakers are investing heavily in designing their own infotainment systems that can support everything from viewing text messages to providing navigation, but customers are hesitant to use the systems. Kristin Kolodge, the executive director of driver interaction at human machine interface at research firm…

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