[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.cultofmac.com/iphone-app...r-for-500/18518

"iPhone users can now go keyless, if they want to spend $500 for the Viper SmartStart system."

If you have a Viper system this is a cool add on, but it will set you back $299.00. If you don't have one already then you will have to ante up some more bucks in the neighborhood of $500.00 USD to get it done. Other than the app, though, which is free. I like seeing apps like this that add functionality, I mean real functionality to your phone.  If you have questions, check out their FAQ page to see if it is something that you will find useful. 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.cultofmac.com/iphone-app...r-for-500/18518

"iPhone users can now go keyless, if they want to spend $500 for the Viper SmartStart system."

If you have a Viper system this is a cool add on, but it will set you back $299.00. If you don't have one already then you will have to ante up some more bucks in the neighborhood of $500.00 USD to get it done. Other than the app, though, which is free. I like seeing apps like this that add functionality, I mean real functionality to your phone.  If you have questions, check out their FAQ page to see if it is something that you will find useful. 

[hotdram]

Will cost more than $299 or $500. There is a $30 yearly fee for SmartStart:
"Your SmartStart is an “always-on” connected device that communicates over the GSM network. Just like a cell phone, your SmartStart requires a service plan from 3rd party provider to communicate over the network."


~Rob