The Connected Car News – Everything you need to know about how to connect your smartphone, iPhone, iPad, tablet or any other device to your car through Wi-Fi, Bluetooh, Ligtning connectors, USB, HDMI, DLNA and other means. We cover trends of connected cars that almost drive themsleves
A $12.75 million California settlement — the largest in the state’s history under its consumer privacy law — marks the latest reckoning for an industry
On Wednesday, the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium, a global industry group, released a white paper arguing that the systems now used to handle vehicle data
At Mobile World Congress Barcelona, companies unveiled technology aimed at turning vehicles into fully connected nodes on global wireless networks — capable of calling for
A new report argues that carmakers, network operators and cloud providers must align on shared infrastructure standards — or risk a fragmented future for software-defined
In connected car news are Arrow Electronics, TomTom, AECOM, Honda, Mythic, Ford, GM & Lucid. Arrow Electronics Research Hub for E/E Architecture Arrow Electronics has
The automobile is evolving into a digital platform, and the transformation is accelerating fast. According to the 2025 Future of Vehicle Connectivity Report from the
LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Auto Show today announced the full schedule for AutoMobility LA 2025, its annual media and industry preview day, taking place Thursday,
In connected car news are Gracenote, Mitsubishi, Keysight, indie Semiconductor, NOVOSENSE, UAES, Innoscience, Nexteer and MIPI Alliance. Gracenote: In-Car Entertainment a Key Driver A
In connected car news are Ansys, ECARX, Volvo, Samsung, Tesla & Schaeffler. Ansys 2025 R2 Released Ansys, now part of Synopsys, has unveiled its 2025
Despite the steady advance on connected car tech, a growing share of consumers—5 percentage points more than in 2024—are choosing not to subscribe to any connected
In a city known for both its deep automotive heritage and technological ambition, the Los Angeles Auto Show will once again become the focal point
Verizon Business officially launched Edge Transportation Exchange, a V2X (vehicle-to-everything) platform that integrates 5G, LTE, mobile edge computing (MEC), and precise geolocation to enable near-real-time