Lightning McQueen is now a smartphone-controlled remote control car Sphero launched a version of Lightning Mcqueen that can be controlled from iPhone or Android device Tech Desk May 25, 2017 ...

I’m not exactly an experienced remote-controlled driver (some of my friends would say that I’m not much better with an actual car), but even so, I enjoyed crashing Ultimate Lightning McQueen ...

Lightning McQueen doesn’t come with a remote control; it’s all done through an Android/iOS app. The recommended age for the toy is 8+, so there’s a good chance those kids will have access to such a ...

To drive, race and program Lighting McQueen, you need the free app (iOS and Android). It offers responsive remote control for driving, rewards for winning virtual races and a collection of ...

Much like with the BB-8 toy, the Lightning McQueen robot is not only controlled by a companion app over Bluetooth, it’ll also throw some quips your way when you watch Cars with it.

But Ultimate Lightning McQueen, the newest ‘bot in the company’s growing roster, is a turning point for the company. It looks remarkably like its on-screen inspiration, albeit a bit smaller.

Sphero’s Ultimate Lightning McQueen is available for preorder today.He retails for $299.99, but won’t be shipping until later this summer.In the box you’ll receive all the cables and AC ...

Those interested can purchase their own Ultimate Lightning McQueen from Sphero's website today for $299.99. Tag: Sphero. 23 comments. Get weekly top MacRumors stories in your inbox.

Sphero’s Ultimate Lightning McQueen also comes packed with sensors, including light, motion, and touch panels on the roof, hood, doors, and rear of the vehicle, so that as kids play with it, the ...

Sphero, perhaps best known in the connected toy space for its adorable BB-8 replica robot, is bringing smartphone control to the next Disney superstar: Lightning McQueen. Timed to dovetail with the ...

Sphero created a near-perfect toy replica of the hero of the Cars franchise, the Ultimate Lightning McQueen. ... I’ve never really seen a remote-control car move quite like this one.