That’s what the title says and that’s what these two super geeks from China (or is it Taiwan) have managed to accomplish, building code and hardware from concept to actually controlling a car in just 20 days. It’s a pretty astounding feat by any measure and if you look at what these boys can make the car do with the Nokia C7 remote, you’ll be blown away.
The more senior readers will remember that in the Bond flick Tomorrow Never Dies, James Bond was able to control his 750i beemer with an Ericsson mobile phone. Well that was in the movies, this is in real life
Catch both videos after the jump.
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