I just wanted to give you a demo of a little upgrade I've made to my Jaguar touchscreen head unit which is to include Android functionality. So there's an Android system running on an old, Android single board computer installed in the glove compartment. The LCD panel has been completely replaced with a new panel, a new video controller, and the video controller is running some custom firmware which can take the RGB signal from the DVD nav in the boot which is running all the Jaguar functions here, but also can take HDMI input from the O-Joyd. So you can see here it looks fairly normal. You can access the AMFM radio, the telephone, I've got the Bluetooth module fitted here, the climate control, and any of the menu functions that are built into the standard touchscreen. The big difference here is that there's an Arduino which is scanning all of these hard buttons here, and I've programmed it so that if I hit nav, it sends an iSquared C command to the video controller which then switches to the HDMI input from the O-Joyd. So on my Android installation I'm running an app called Car Launcher Pro which is a really good car for on-tend just to give a simplified launcher to various apps. So I've added on here TomTom and Spotify which is probably the two apps I find most useful. So if I hit TomTom here with the addition of a USB GPS module to the O-Joyd you can run the normal TomTom system to give you pretty much more up to date navigation than the inbuilt Jaguar system. So if I hit home here it takes me back to Car Launcher Pro and I've got Spotify installed as well so I can launch that and that will bring up your standards, Spotify app on Android with all your playlists and stuff like that. Obviously you need an internet connection to be able to stream but you can set a stuff offline so at home you could set stuff offline over Wi-Fi and then you can play without while you're driving along. So at the moment it's still playing the audio from the FM radio system but because I've done the cassette AUXIN mod I've got my O-Joyd into the AUXIN on the cassette player so if I press tape here it's then playing from the Spotify input here. You can use your standard navigation to find all your playlists and any of the standards Spotify functionality here. I can then switch back to the other standard functions here on the OEM touch screen and it'll keep playing the O-Joyd input because obviously it's using the cassette input here. If I go into audio you can see it's playing from the cassette which is the AUXIN. You can switch back to the FM if you want to do that. You can have your FM radio playing while you're on your O-Joyd system or you can switch again back to tape to play from your O-Joyd so that's Spotify playing in the background. That's pretty much it so it's the same head unit on the XJ X350 X358, the X-Type and the S-Type. It's quite a simple mod. Have a look on JaguarForums.com where I've got a how-to on how you can do it.