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"Not one day after General Motors said they'd found a mysterious technology partner to help extend the Chevy Volt's futuristic OnStar functionality do anonymous sources step in (as usual) to ruin the surprise. Though we thought RIM made a fine contender, Motor Trend says it's actually Google that'll reportedly \"sell its Android operating system for in-car use.\" Last we heard, Google wasn't in the business of selling Android, but that wouldn't stop GM from using the open-source OS anyhow -- in fact, we already knew Android cars were on the way, and one's already in production. Let's just hope GM doesn't take the integration too far: we fear the day will come when our \"engine\" app spontaneously decides to force close."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/12/general-motors-partners-with-google-for-android-powered-cars/>