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Peugeot debuts its MirrorLink smartphone mirroring (pictures)

MirrorLink gained traction at the Geneva auto show with a standard implementation in the all-new Peugeot 108 model.

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GENEVA -- Peugeot unveiled its tiny 108 model at the Geneva auto show, its first car to use the MirrorLink smartphone mirroring standard from the Connected Car Consortium. Mirroring solutions are particularly good for economy cars, where a buyer would be less inclined to option up an expensive navigation system.
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At the Geneva auto show, Peugeot had this kiosk to demonstrate how MirrorLink works in the Peugeot. The head unit and a Samsung smartphone are connected here, with the screen from the phone showing on the head unit.
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This welcome screen shows the weather, the time, and the phone's calendar.
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The main screen shows the three apps available in MirrorLink: navigation, phone, and audio. Although the apps are running on the connected phone, the driver can use the car's touch screen to select each function.
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MirrorLink uses Google Maps for navigation. The phone is acquiring maps and destinations through its data connection, then streaming them to the car's head unit.
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The phone screen lets the driver search contacts, see recent calls, and get messages.
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MirrorLink makes use of the phone's audio library but does not connect to third-party music apps.
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Drivers can view and select music through the library interface on the head unit.
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