Continental’s recent study found that U.S. consumers, even teens still want to own cars. They also want to blend their personal technology with car technology.
A new study by Accenture shows what car buyers want digitally from auto buying websites. Buyers are ready to buy cars completely online. Three-quarters of
Gfk published its Connected Car Preview Report to show the road ahead for connected cars. Those who want connected features the most are ‘Leading edge
Topology, a division of TrendForce predicts that autonomous vehicles will enter mass production by 2020. A million self-driving cars are expected on the road by 2035
The OPEN Alliance (One-Pair EtherNet) Special Interest Group (SIG), published its automotive Ethernet specifications. The release of the specifications is to help establish single pair
This week there were many connected car tech news stories that were too short to report but had a few bits of interesting information for
New research techniques including eye tracking, measuring where eyesight stays longest and biometrics are being tested by Ford to discover how people feel and discover
As the self-driving Audi SQ5 powered by Delphi drives itself through Los Angeles, we thought it would be interesting to see what people really want in
As are readers are all too well aware, especially iPhone owners, Bluetooth and voice commands are important connected car features. When the features don’t work,
Apple released iOS 8.1.3 update for iPhone 5/S/c and iPhone 6/6+ iPod 5G, iPad Air 1-2, iPad mini 1-3, second-to-fourth-gen iPad, with bug fixes, performances
The automotive semi-conductor market showed a 10% percent growth year over year to reach $29 billion in 2014. iHS predicts that by 2015 the automotive
Ford opened its Research and Innovation Center Palo Alto. Research from the center will quicken development of connected car tech, connectivity, mobility, autonomous vehicles, customer