This staggering of Siri again found. Having previously could be used to measure the temperature inside the house, now an assistant personal voice of the iPhone 4S could serve as a remote to start the car.

Siri on the iPhone 4S is now not only can serve as a personal assistant by relying on the excess noise in terms of information retrieval to beat Google, but now can be used to turn on, open the door and opened the trunk.

Earlier this week, the public was surprised to find Siri applications can be added to the control termostrat. Through videos uploaded 9to5mac, show cars Acura TL was able to adopt Siri seems to turn on the engine.

While this is a relatively rapid progression of Siri, Siri but the developers say that this is a common and quite reasonable. Especially when considering the previous voice command has been simplified to the point where almost the same as the conversation.

Possible future car not only be controlled by the driver, but can be taken over with smart phones that have adopted high-tech.

Designed by Henrique Xavier as a degree project, at UFPE University, Brazil, the ROCAM, which stands for “ostensive round with support from motorcycles” in Portuguese, is a high-tech bike for Brazilian police force that makes extensive use of motorcycles in their service. Powered by a 400cc motor, the Viatura Rocam comes integrated with a radio, police lights and an on-board computer, so the cops can accesses the INFOSEG (a Brazilian police network) right on the road. The power bike also features an adjustable handlebar and pedals to make long bike rides more comfortable than ever before. Separating the access buttons on the bikes handles, the ROCAM includes the biking related controls (horn, lights and gears) on the left hand and foot, and the police related (police lights and radio) on the right hand side. The helmet comes with a Bluetooth speaker and microphone system that are connected to the handlebar commands. Moreover, the motorcycle incorporates an active suspension system that can adjust the bike height according to the terrain.