Audi A5 Cabriolet doing at Mobile World Congress? We had no idea, too, until we got into the driver’s seat and noticed a SIM card slot right below the in-car display. What’s really cool, as we found out later, is that the car features UMTS (3G) connectivity powered by an embedded Qualcomm chip. This instantly morphs a ride into a mega hotspot. Not only can passengers connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi, the driver can also get directions from the in-car navigation system that taps on Google Earth. This is combined with a street atlas, as well as both online and offline content for a complete satnav solution. Next to the armrest is the eZONE wireless charging terminal, also by Qualcomm. Any eZONE-enabled device that comes near to this area will be recharged sans cables. The company says eZONE is still under development and the first devices won’t be available until probably eight months later. behind the headrest is the FLO TV Auto Entertainment system which provides live and time-shifted TV for backseat passengers. Audi has a fancy name for these “connected car” technologies called Mobile Media Interface Plus and this will be available on selected Audi A8 vehicles this year.