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Best App: Remote Control Your GM OnStar Car

Batman can do it. James Bond can do it. Now you can do it, kind of. "It" is remotely monitor and start your car – or, more specifically, certain GM models from Chevy, Buick, Cadillac or GMC equipped with OnStar via an OnStar app available for both iPhone and Android .

Originally developed for the Chevy Volt, which I've been writing about all week (in case you hadn't noticed), the app uses OnStar's cellular network to start your car (sort of), check you fuel supply, tire and oil pressure, honk the horn and flash the lights, and a bunch of other cool stuff, regardless of where you are or how far from your car you are.

What you can't do is actually drive the car remotely as James Bond or Batman do. Even though the remote says "Remote Start," that's a bit misleading – thank goodness.

What Remote Start does is put your car into a quasi-start mode, which activates the climate control system – what OnStar calls "cabin preconditioning" – to whatever your last heating or cooling settings were, for 10 minutes. If you haven't started your car by then, your car will shut itself off to conserve energy. I've been told by a resident of a chilly northeastern city that 10 minutes was plenty of time to toast the interior in the coldest of conditions.

To make sure no one drives off in your remotely-started but unattended vehicle, the locks remain locked and the car cannot be driven until you actually start it while sitting in the driver's seat.

Wait for it…

To activate the app – and make sure no one else has access to your car – you have to get a identification code/user name, a password and a four-digit pin code (both from your dealer). Then you have to request a registration number to be emailed to you (if you've done online banking, you're likely familiar with this code request process). Once activated, you'll only be periodically asked for your PIN.

In operation, the app doesn't immediately translate your touch to action. It took anywhere from seven to more than a minute before the car actually reacted (or to update the vehicle status data), the lag produced by cell connection vagaries.

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2. Under an agreement dated 7.4.1992, respondent agreed to manufacture and pack appellant’s product (ice cream) as per the specifications and standards of the appellant. Clause 20 of the said agreement provided for settlement of disputes by arbitration. The said clause provided that the venue of arbitration should be Delhi and contract was subject to Delhi jurisdiction. 3. Respondent filed a suit (T.S.No.40/1995) in the court of learned Munsif, Gaya (Bihar) for an injunction to restrain the appellant from interfering with the manufacture and supply of ice cream by the respondent. On being served with the notice of the said suit, the appellant filed an application under section 34 of Arbitration Act, 1940 (`Act’ for short) for stay of proceedings in the suit on the ground that the contract between the parties provided for arbitration. The learned Munsif by order dated 3.8.1995 allowed the appellant’s application under section 34 of the Act and stayed further proceedings in the suit. 4. The respondent filed a revision under section 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure (`Code’ for short) before the Patna High Court against the order dated 3.8.1995. The High Court disposed of the said revision petition by the following order dated 6.5.1997 : “Before this court parties have agreed that the dispute between them may be referred, as per the agreement to Arbitrators chosen by the parties. The plaintiff has chosen Shri Uday Sinha a retired judge of this court and Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court, while the defendants have chosen Shri Hari Lal Agrawal, Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court, a former judge of this court and Chief Justice of Orissa High Court as Arbitrators. The dispute between the parties is referred to arbitrator. I hope that the learned Arbitrators will dispose of the arbitration proceedings within three months of the entering the reference.

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