GM to Update Old OnStar Systems
Up to half a million users of General Motors’ OnStar system will lose their service in 2008 due to a major infrastructure switch from analog to digital networks, but GM does not plan to hang up on its most loyal customers.
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Up to half a million users of General Motors’ OnStar system will lose their service in 2008 due to a major infrastructure switch from analog to digital networks, but GM does not plan to hang up on its most loyal customers.
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GM to Update Old OnStar Systems
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