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
Yesterday, we called Mobile World Congress a home for connected cars. Today, we see more mobile wires ways for cars to connect with mobile solutions
Savari Inc., announced that it was selected by the Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) and the partnering integrator company Brandmotion to equip the majority of
Strategy Analytics reserached consumer interest in telematics and remote vehicle management services. The in-Vehicle UX(IVX) group found that telematics services aren’t only desired in luxury
The GENIVI Alliance, a community developing open source software and standards for the connected car and the Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF), a leading Internet of
Logitech has brough Amazon Alexa to bring Alexa voice control to the Logitech ZeroTouch Air Vent and Logitech ZeroTouch Dashboard smart car mounts for Android
Companies in connected car news this week include Giesecke & Devrient, Tesla, XIMANTIS, Humanetics, Ford, ATS, Nexar, ABI, Toshiba, TomTom and LexisNexis. Vote for the
The automotive industry is helping car owners understand how their personal data is used in a new publication, ersonal Data In Your Car. This new
In January there have been several announcements from automotive suppliers for new connected car technology from Continental, Corning Glass, HARMAN, Hella, Bosch, Mistsubishi, NVIDIA, PNI,
There have been multiple announcements from software suppliers of connected car platforms, recently. Here is round-up of all the latest announcements in alphabetical order from
There were annoucements from suppliers and new concept cars shown at NAIAS. Nexteer, Continental, SiTime, DENSO and Toyota made announcements. Yanfeng Automotive Interiors unveiled its
At CES, automakers demonstrated concepts and technology for their cars of the future each taking different approaches to automotive design and autonomy. The various concept
Ford and AT&T are bringing high-speed connectivity to Ford SYNC and remote apps. SYNC Connect, Ford’s new high-speed connectivity technology, adds app conveniences to SYNC.