Technology consultancy Gartner says car owners want real-time weather info and automated crash notification, not Facebook and Twitter.
Consumers use Facebook and Twitter to record every second of their lives, but that doesn’t mean they want social media in their cars. According to the Detroit Free Press, Gartner, a technology consultancy, has data showing that consumers do not want to update their statuses in rush hour traffic, but they do want driving-related apps.
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