SYNC is a wireless, voice-operated computer system with which a user can use digital media players such as Apple iPods, Microsoft Zunes and many other kinds of MP3 Players, as well as Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones. All of which can be controlled via voice command.

With this software platform, a user can make calls or play music in the car by using only voice commands. The same can also be performed using the steering wheel. A user can also search for a particular song on the music system by mentioning any word in it. Similarly, one can also use only the name of the contact person to make a call or send a text message.

Microsoft has developed this technology for Ford. This feature is factory-installed and voice commands can be given in English, French or Spanish.

Ford SYNC allows drivers to bring nearly any mobile phone or digital media player into their vehicle and operate them using voice commands, the vehicle steering wheel control panel, or radio controls.
Ford SYNC allows various portable digital music players (i.e., the iPod and Zune) and Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones to be operated with simple voice commands. SYNC can even receive text messages and read them aloud using a digitized female voice Samantha.

Check out this awesome feature in some of our latest Ford vehicles!

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