Do you have an example of a car that shares engine control and infotainment processes with a single unit? All that I've seen have a dedicated ECU (and TCU if automatic). Infotainment systems have become more integrated with cars in areas such as HVAC and safety warning systems, but even the ones with on-board diagnostics are only able to do so by tapping into OBD-II diagnostics provided by the ECU.

Also, which manufacturer uses Android for in-car-entertainment? Hyundai and Kia are planning on implementing Android based ICE in upcoming models, but any current offereings are either done in-house or Microsoft (Ford Sync, Kia UVO).

I wonder if they can help me look up the sweet letter art I sent to Nintendo Power when I was 10.

If I'm not mistaken, Kimble had a lot of money even before MegaUpload. I remember visiting his site back in the early 200s (bigkimble.com) and he had tons of pictures of his expensive cars and yachts with supermodels.

Not surprising considering their lack of a software QA team.

HOV stickers are no longer available for hybrids in the state of California and even current Prius HOV stickers will expire in a few years. What h4rr4r is saying is correct. http://green.autoblog.com/2010/07/09/california-extends-unrestricted-use-of-carpool-lanes-by-evs-unti/

Alternate headline: How to ruin the edge on an expensive knife.

actually the apple newton was quite a failure.

on the contrary- cider presses do delicious things to apples.

"Insensitive clod" would've sufficed.