More Connected Car Expo exhibitors and speakers have been announcing what they will discuss and demonstrate at the LA Auto Show next week, November 18-20.
Global Automakers and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers agreed to auto industry consumer privacy protection principles for vehicle technologies and services. Car companies agreed to
INRIX announced that it has partnered with Samsung for traffic apps for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge and Gear S. INRIX
Tesla and Elon Musk have been in the news lately for data analytics, satellites, price increases and profits predictions from cutting models. Tesla Cloud Data
LA Auto Show 2014 Design Challenge entries explore the future of automobile connectivity, “Sensing the Future: How Will Cars Interact With Us In 2029?” We have a little over a week and we will know the winners. In the meantime, you can vote online for your choice.
The most popular articles on AUTO Connected Car News focus on the recent snafu with Bluetooth connections and in-car infotainment systems from either the upgrade
It’s been a week since AUTO Connected Car News visited Telematics West Coast (Day 1, Day 2, Demo 1 Demo 2). The information gleamed from
Harman announced that it is expanding its HALOsonic suite of noise management solutions with Road Noise Cancellation. Harman claims it is the first of its kind
As many of our readers have realized that after a few years, it is more difficult for their smartphones to work with their in-car infotainment, CD or radio receivers. The latest iOS 8 update has disconnected and discontented many Bluetooth users. People keep their cars for five or more years and their smartphones for two years or less. The good news is that if you want to replace the head unit because you no longer use cassette tapes or CDs and want a new Bluetooth system Scosche is offering adapter kits to make installations look like the original.
At Telematics West Coast, Magnus Feuer, a systems architect with Jaguar/Land Rover, demonstrated an over-the-air update on a Jaguar S convertible programmed with open source
We’ve seen smartphones described as sexy but herein marks the first time we’ve see an OBDII device get the “sexy” moniker. In the introduction to