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"As CES 2013 kicks off, Hyundai has announced a number of new technology partnerships, the most noteworthy of which brings Apple's\u00A0Siri\u00A0Eyes Free mode into Hyundai\u00A0cars.\r\n\r\nApple's plan to integrate Siri into vehicles was first announced back at\u00A0WWDC 2012, and the company has since teamed up with General Motors,\u00A0BMW, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Honda and Audi. Eyes Free mode for Siri lets drivers &amp;quot;interact with their iPhone using nothing more than their voice while keeping the device's screen from lighting up.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nThe partnership with\u00A0Hyundai, surfaced by The Loop, will surely help boost Siri's reach, making iPhones just a bit more attractive to Hyundai\u00A0drivers, and adding an additional tech savvy touch to\u00A0Hyundai's own product.\r\n\r\nThis integration is news in and of itself, but the fact that Hyundai will also soon offer Google Maps in its cars via the search giant\u2019s Send-to-Car feature makes things juicier. It's unclear as to which cars will support Google Maps and which cars will integrate with Siri, unfortunately, but it will certainly be interesting if the two end up side by side competing for attention.\r\n\r\nApple and Google aside,\u00A0Hyundai is also announcing integrations with\u00A0Nuance for its Dragon Drive voice technology and\u00A0Mobile High-Definition Link for higher quality video and audio.\r\n\r\nClick here\u00A0for more of our CES 2013 coverage."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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