The application has received a lot of appreciation from BlackBerry and the youngster is all set to be a part of the launch. Arvind has been invited to display all the features of the application. With the RideSmart one can switch on the car, control the features like AC, parking lights, central locking, engine start, power windows and many other activities. “It has a futuristic scope of even controlling your car via the smartphone,” says Arvind in conversation with The Hindu. The app needs a small hardware module to be fitted in the car.

BASE Kerala (Blackberry App Student Entrepreneur):

Was another collaborative between Blackberry and Startup Village which was run across five engineering colleges in the State that threw up student developers. “Our company Profundis has developed 12 simple apps for BB10,” say Jofin Joseph and Sachin Mathew disclosing that the brief from BB was to open up the phone from being just a business phone to a wider market including students and homemakers.

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