TU-Detroit Auto Winners: Volvo, Airbiquity, Telogis, Luxoft, TomTom, Dealer-FX, zubie & More
At TU-Automotive Detroit 2015 the winners for the best of the year for 2015 were announced from 98 automotive industry nominees. Volvo Car Group was
At TU-Automotive Detroit 2015 the winners for the best of the year for 2015 were announced from 98 automotive industry nominees. Volvo Car Group was
Toyota announced it is working with Ford to collaborate on Ford’s Livio SmartDeviceLink (SDL) technology in future Toyota and Lexus vehicles. SDL is an open
Ford announced that its new faster easier SYNC 3 infotainment system with smartphone integration will be launched this summer on the 2016 Ford Fiesta and
Touchscreens can cause problems in cars, because without feedback, the driver has to look at the screen to see if the operation has been completed,
Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), connected car Linux-based software announced availability of the AGL Requirements Specification 1.0. They claim it’s the industry’s first open in-vehicle infotainment (IVI)
While GM’s Mary Barra made waves at the Code Conference and Hyundai media exploded with reviews of Android Auto coming via an update to Hyundai
While automakers and suppliers with big marketing budgets tout their self-driving escapades (Audi, Delphi, Daimler, Tesla) in the Silicon Valey and beyond, the University of
HARMAN infotainment, audio and software services company has completed acquisition the car audio business of Bang & Olufsen Automotive. Bang & Olufsen entered the car
Members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee asked seventeen automakers and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(NHTSA) how the they will address cyber security
Volvo Cars will offer an updated Volvo On Call smart app that can be controlled with an Apple Watch, Android Wear smartwatch, iPad or Windows
The Ford Motor Company was in the news today for sharing cars, patents and leadership in the automotive industry. At the Mackinac Policy Conference, Ford
Two safety-oriented groups are warning that the next 100 days are deadliest days of summer on the road. Research from the National Safety Council shows