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"BMW's Mini brand is getting a little bigger soon, with the Countryman bringing a taller stance and some AWD to the party, but that won't be the only exciting addition to the mix. The Countryman will be the first Mini to offer Mini Connected, an infotainment system of the likes of Sync or MyFord. This one naturally features iPhone/iPod integration and all that jazz, but most interesting is the so-called \"web radio function\" that will allow internet radio streams to be beamed right into the car. Stations must be selected from an \"extensive\" database, so it remains to be seen whether your favorite speed metal stream will be included, but more importantly Mini isn't saying just how those bits and bytes will get to the car. Will a USB modem be required? Will Mini charge a monthly service fee? Maybe you'll just need a really long Ethernet cable? We'll find out when it gets a full unveiling at the Geneva Auto Show next month."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/24/mini-countryman-to-be-first-production-car-with-internet-streami/>