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Bleeding Edge TV 434: Cadillac CUE Infotainment System

Feb 17, 2012 Episode Archive
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http://www.gearlive.com - In this episode we give you a look at the Cadillac User Experience, also known as Cadillac CUE. This is the new infotainme...
http://www.gearlive.com - In this episode we give you a look at the Cadillac User Experience, also known as Cadillac CUE. This is the new infotainment system that you can expect to find in the upcoming Cadillac XTS and Cadillac SRX as a standard feature, as well as an optional feature on the upcoming Cadillac ATS as well. Cadillac CUE offers a bunch of cool, new features that make driving more fun: Connectivity: CUE seamlessly connects you to a world of content. Its available 3D GPS navigation system has map-integrated Doppler weather reports. It accesses every contact and song on your Bluetooth-enabled smartphone. It reads text messages aloud and streams Pandora Radio. With downloadable custom apps, its content possibilities are endless. With CUE, you are always connected. Convenience: CUE starts with a clean, uncluttered design. From there, intuition takes over. Spread your fingers to zoom in closer on a map. Swipe to breeze through your music. Program the homepage to keep your favorites front and center. With fewer buttons and more intelligent controls, CUE also offers natural voice recognition, allowing you to effortlessly place phone calls and play music. Control: Proximity-sensing technology detects your hand as it approaches the 8-inch LCD touch screen. When an icon is pressed, the screen pulses to acknowledge the command, keeping your eyes safely on the road. Even the gauge cluster is reconfigurable (select models), offering four display layouts that mix vehicle data, such as a speedometer and fuel gauge, with navigation, entertainment and 3-D vehicle image. Please subscribe if you like what we do here, or check us out at http://video.gearlive.com for our video archive, and our general tech coverage at http://www.gearlive.com. You can also find us on our social network profiles: Twitter: http://twitter.com/GearLive Facebook: http://facebook.com/GearLive Google+: https://plus.google.com/112999486101785602579/ Less
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