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[skillionaire]

[skillionaire]

Alex:

[AussieTemplar]

If I had my time I would of bought a fresh e30 and done it up.

[Phatman]

[RX25SE]

Oh hai.



Anyone know of a good (cheap) courier company who could ship a towbar assembly from Qld to Melb?

Cheers.

[Shaz]

Work function is average. Not many hot chicks

[B4TT]

Is it at stonewall?

25 mins until beer

[AussieTemplar]

Work function is average. Not many hot chicks

[B4TT]

Sinus' are blocked like a *****.. blew my nose and one ear equalised and the other did not.. and stayed blocked like that, head went into hardcore spins and within a few seconds I was sweating my arse off and started to dry heave....... LOL I fail at inner ear in-balance shit... haven't had something like that happen since I was learning to dive.

Gradually eased back to feeling only a little bit dizzy after about 2 hours... As a medical professional I have prescribed myself a nice lay in bed watching new downloaded stuff while most importantly sipping a few ales

[Alex]

That Porsche is orright, Nik, but has nothing on the Singer.


Again, quoted for sheer greatness.

[Jordan]

Dead GT is very Dead.

[RX25SE]

Morning all.

Porka is sex.

[Shaz]

Morning all.

Feel like death. Work function ended up being better a bit later in the night.

I think bacon and eggs are in order.

[skillionaire]

All quiet on the western front.

[skillionaire]

[skillionaire]

Not that I give a shit, but this for you, Alex. After your song and dance about iphone connectivity to a stereo in your car;

Harman Extends Android Support for Automotive Applications
Addition of Android Open Accessory Protocol allows HARMAN to offer dashboard controls for connected smartphones and tablets

STAMFORD, Conn. – HARMAN International Industries announced today that it supports the Android Open Accessory Protocol, the first major technology partner in the automotive industry to offer the new connectivity standard. With the Android protocol built into HARMAN's automotive offerings, users can seamlessly control smartphone or tablet content – such as music, movies or navigation apps – through a car's dashboard or steering-wheel controls.

Adoption of the new standard continues HARMAN infotainment platform's industry-leading support of all major mobile operating systems, including Apple's iOS, Research in Motion's BlackBerry platform and Nokia's existing mobile systems. The Android Open Accessory Protocol is supported across all HARMAN infotainment platforms, so it can be used in entry-level, mid-priced and luxury automobiles. It is available now for automotive installations and extends the Android email and SMS support previously launched by HARMAN.

"Consumers no longer view their living room, workplace, and personal devices as separate domains," said HARMAN chief executive Dinesh Paliwal. "Connectivity is fast becoming a fundamental expectation and lifestyle requirement. Consumers want to connect simply and safely in their cars, and by making this Android standard part of our OEM packages, we continue to build upon our leadership in smartphone connectivity and integration."

With the Android Open Accessory Protocol, drivers will be able to safely activate music apps, such as HARMAN's Aha Radio service, through voice activation or steering wheel controls. Additionally, built-in navigation systems become more robust, as popular apps that provide information on nearby restaurants, tourist spots or gas stations can be overlaid onto existing map software. Passengers benefit as well, as Android integration allows content to be streamed to entertainment devices used in rear seats.

The Android Open Accessory Protocol is built into devices running Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) and is a software upgrade for devices running Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread) and later. The protocol allows Android devices to connect to the dashboard or rear-seat installations via USB.

[AussieTemplar]

sexy, datsun is sexy.

[skillionaire]

While I think the whole idea that people can't go a ******* car trip without gaying out on facepage or whatever, I thought you'd like to know.




HTH

[Jordan]

[Alex]

Thanks for sharing the Android stuff Nik.

This is what makes me passionate about smart phones. Not how many jiggawatts your phone has, or what app you have...

But how smart you can use your smartphone.


Ratted 510 is cool. But no watanabe, no care. They're replicas. Minus points.