Ferrari FF Now Features Apple's Siri and IPad Minis
Technology giant Apple has teamed up with Italian supercar maker Ferrari and their first joint creation debuted at this year’s 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
The Ferrari FF is the first to reap the benefits of Ferrari’s tie up with Apple, sporting an infotainment system that can be fully controlled using Apple’s Siri hands free voice recognition system. For passengers riding in the back of the FF, two iPad minis have been fitted into the back of the headrests and can be used to watch videos or play video games.
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Last November, Apple’s senior VP of internet software and service Eddy Cue joined the ranks of Ferrari, to help the company integrate Apple tech.
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