SCOSCHE LAUNCHES iPHONE APPLICATION

Written by Michael G

Friday, 11 December 2009 01:09

Innovative App for Dealers, Installers and Automotive Aftermarket Enthusiasts. Scosche Industries (www.scosche.com), announces the launch of the free Scosche Application for iPhone.

The free Scosche App is the first application that allows users to instantly find aftermarket accessories specifically designed for their vehicle. The simple-to-use application also includes all of Scosche’s iPod and iPhone accessories. With the Scosche application, users can easily find accessories, email results to friends, easily purchase an accessory directly from the app, and simply locate dealers in the area all from their iPhone or iPod touch.

The Scosche App will allow users to directly access the complete Scosche “what fits my vehicle” application guide currently available on the Scosche website. This unique guide enables dealers, installers and do-it-yourself consumers to easily identify all accessories for a seamless aftermarket installation including: dash kits, harnesses, antennas, antenna adapters, interfaces and speaker sizes. This simple to use application will allow anyone performing an aftermarket installation to easily find and purchase the necessary accessory directly from their iPhone or iPod touch without having to leave the install bay.

Scosche’s popular iPod and iPhone accessories can also be easily found through the Scosche App in the iPod/iPhone section. Users can select their device and all Scosche accessories will be listed including earphones, chargers, cases, cables and adapters. Scosche iPod and iPhone products can be easily purchased through the app.

“We continually strive to develop the most innovative accessories for the automotive aftermarket and consumer electronics industry, and the Scosche App is our latest development,” said Kas Alves, executive vice president, Scosche Industries. “With the new free App, Scosche continues to provide dealers and consumers the necessary tools to make an aftermarket installation simple and purchasing effortless.”

The Scosche App will also include a “Dealer Locater” feature that will list the dealers nearest the user. Qualified Scosche dealers and installers will be located and listed, then effortlessly mapped through Google maps.

The Scosche App will work with the iPhone and iPod touch. The App is now available for free at the iTunes App store.

Celebrating 30 years of business in 2010, Scosche continues its commitment to the automotive aftermarket while diversifying its product categories to include iPod accessories, integration and hands-free Bluetooth products. Committed to quality products, please visit www.scosche.com for all of Scosche’s innovations.

About Scosche Industries

Scosche Industries is an award-winning innovator of car audio and portable electronics accessories. Scosche is founded on its commitment to quality, value and customer service. With over 70 patents and countless industry awards it is easy to see that Scosche is consistently at the forefront of technology and innovation. Scosche Industries is the parent company of several distinct brands including: Scosche, REALM, EFX, BlueFusion and Accumat. Founded in 1980, Scosche is still 100% family owned and operated with over 120 great people alongside them. For more information visit our website at www.scosche.com

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