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8 Smart Cars With Remote Start Feature
Cars with remote start features are selling like hotcakes these days. Do you want to invest in one too? Please look at our eight picks for smart cars with remote start features.
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Chinese Tech Major Huawei Launches AIOT M5 Hybrid SUV Powered By HarmonyOS
The car is part of Huaweis new found shift towards electric and smart cars
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Is Xiaomi Building Its Own Smart Car?
If Xiaomi was to take an Apple-like route in India, it could easily partner with someone like Tata Motors
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Kia’s UVO Connected Car Platform Gives You More Control Over Your Car: How Does It Work?
Plain and simple smartphone connectivity with your car’s audio system is so 2015; new cars such as the Kia Sonet come with far more abilities, including remotely powering on your car using a smartwatch. We try out Kia’s UVO system for a glimpse into the future of connected cars.
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China's Carmakers Seek More Government Support For Smart Car Supply Chain
China's auto industry has called for more government support and tie-ups between auto and tech companies on technologies, such as software and semiconductors, to make the country's smart car supply chain more self-sufficient.
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Ford Is Developing Technology Which Could Predict Accidents
Ford is testing a accident prediction in the UK. It is also working on similar initiatives in Spain and Germany.
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How Big Tech Is Helping Transform Cars Into Smartphones
With the widespread rollout of autonomous vehicles still years away, the two industries have converged on the idea of cars providing services and features delivered "over the air" - that is, over the same wireless data networks used by smart phones.
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Meet Pune-Based CarIQ and Its Connected Car Platform
CarIQ is a simple aftermarket product that can be used to track your car use, gamify safe driving, and track car health.
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New Way To Protect Smart Cars From Hackers
Scientists have created a security protocol to protect smart cars - equipped with global positioning system (GPS), bluetooth and internet connections - from being hacked.
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Android Auto and Apple CarPlay: Do We Really Need Them?
Smart car platforms from Google and Apple don't offer enough value to make up for the added distraction.
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Automobile Manufacturers Fail to Fully Protect Against Hacking: Report
Nearly all new cars on the market today include at least some wireless entry points.
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Top Carmakers Disagree About the Car of the Future
Standards are not yet defined, winners and losers are not sorted out and major players disagree sharply about the best way to bring the promise of safer, smarter cars to market.
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Here's How This Ridiculously Fun 'Dancing Traffic Light' is Saving Lives
The Dancing Traffic Light has a red icon that dances and keeps you entertained while you wait for the signal to change.
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Cars That Drive Themselves Starting to Chat With Each Other
An Acura RLX sedan demonstrated an unusual way to tow another car this week: the vehicles were not physically attached.
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Forget smartphones, 2014 set to be the year of smarter cars
What may sound like a shortcoming is in fact a deliberate strategy by manufacturer Daimler, and a sign of things to come for the global luxury car industry.
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8 Smart Cars With Remote Start Feature
Cars with remote start features are selling like hotcakes these days. Do you want to invest in one too? Please look at our eight picks for smart cars with remote start features.
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Chinese Tech Major Huawei Launches AIOT M5 Hybrid SUV Powered By HarmonyOS
The car is part of Huaweis new found shift towards electric and smart cars
-
Is Xiaomi Building Its Own Smart Car?
If Xiaomi was to take an Apple-like route in India, it could easily partner with someone like Tata Motors
-
Kia’s UVO Connected Car Platform Gives You More Control Over Your Car: How Does It Work?
Plain and simple smartphone connectivity with your car’s audio system is so 2015; new cars such as the Kia Sonet come with far more abilities, including remotely powering on your car using a smartwatch. We try out Kia’s UVO system for a glimpse into the future of connected cars.
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China's Carmakers Seek More Government Support For Smart Car Supply Chain
China's auto industry has called for more government support and tie-ups between auto and tech companies on technologies, such as software and semiconductors, to make the country's smart car supply chain more self-sufficient.
-
Ford Is Developing Technology Which Could Predict Accidents
Ford is testing a accident prediction in the UK. It is also working on similar initiatives in Spain and Germany.
-
How Big Tech Is Helping Transform Cars Into Smartphones
With the widespread rollout of autonomous vehicles still years away, the two industries have converged on the idea of cars providing services and features delivered "over the air" - that is, over the same wireless data networks used by smart phones.
-
Meet Pune-Based CarIQ and Its Connected Car Platform
CarIQ is a simple aftermarket product that can be used to track your car use, gamify safe driving, and track car health.
-
New Way To Protect Smart Cars From Hackers
Scientists have created a security protocol to protect smart cars - equipped with global positioning system (GPS), bluetooth and internet connections - from being hacked.
-
Android Auto and Apple CarPlay: Do We Really Need Them?
Smart car platforms from Google and Apple don't offer enough value to make up for the added distraction.
-
Automobile Manufacturers Fail to Fully Protect Against Hacking: Report
Nearly all new cars on the market today include at least some wireless entry points.
-
Top Carmakers Disagree About the Car of the Future
Standards are not yet defined, winners and losers are not sorted out and major players disagree sharply about the best way to bring the promise of safer, smarter cars to market.
-
Here's How This Ridiculously Fun 'Dancing Traffic Light' is Saving Lives
The Dancing Traffic Light has a red icon that dances and keeps you entertained while you wait for the signal to change.
-
Cars That Drive Themselves Starting to Chat With Each Other
An Acura RLX sedan demonstrated an unusual way to tow another car this week: the vehicles were not physically attached.
-
Forget smartphones, 2014 set to be the year of smarter cars
What may sound like a shortcoming is in fact a deliberate strategy by manufacturer Daimler, and a sign of things to come for the global luxury car industry.
