iPhone retrofit for older cars  MATT CAMPBELL February 22, 2012
A US company has developed an in-car docking station for smart
phones.  Owners of older cars will soon be able to listen to
their music collection in the car, with a US company planning to
release an in-car docking station for iPhones.  The system,
called Dash, could spell the beginning of the end for the humble
car radio.  Developed by US start-up company Devium, the new
system has a docking station that allows motorists to snap-in
their iPhone 4 or 4S and listen to their tunes without fiddling
with cables or having the battery run down by a Bluetooth audio
connection.  The phone is instantly charged as soon as it is
docked, and also gives you access to all of your phone's apps -
you can even send text messages on the go (provided you use the
voice-operated app system).  The phone has a movie screen for
the kids on long trips, or, if you have a sat-nav application
loaded, it can direct you to your destination through your car's
speakers. Front-