*Well, it's missing the social where-is-it locative AR app that would reveal any hunky guys in the neighborhood willing to jack up the signorina's Fiat and remove its lugnuts. Other than that, though, it's really kind of great.
*Makes one wonder how many mobile apps should be thrown in with the purchase of a car. The proper answer is probably hundreds. Eventually the data associated with the car becomes more valuable than the car itself.
"Seac02 develops the "How to?" In the Operation and Maintenance Booklet.
"You can take a picture of the bridge, the engine hood and the wheel of your Fiat 500 to see information about lights, about how to open the hood and replace the spare wheel. The software recognizes the part you are interested in and gives you all the instructions in detail.
"Also gives you information in augmented reality about the meaning of the lights on the dashboard of your 500."
