These days we’re connected to the world 24/7, primarily through our smartphones, but also by other devices that can track our whereabouts and capture personal data such as sleep patterns, heart rate, ...

Like it or not, connected cars aren't going away, and as cars get smarter and more connected, the automotive industry is going to find more ways to use the data they collect on your driving habits to ...

Vehicles have become more connected in recent years (some would say too connected), forcing automakers to utilize communication technologies to improve the safety of drivers on the road. Oftentimes ...

Connected cars, vehicles connected to the internet, other vehicles, and infrastructure, hold the promise of reducing traffic and pedestrian fatalities in addition to speeding up response times of ...

Cars increasingly depend on the same fragile cell networks as smartphones Coverage gaps can cripple navigation, safety features, and remote apps Automakers are scrambling for solutions, from ...

Your car app and more could stop working if the automaker decides to stop supporting it. And some are doing so. Whether its an app on your phone digitally linking you to your vehicle at all times or a ...

As vehicles become increasingly connected and reliant on digital technology, automakers have gained unprecedented control over car features. This connectivity offers enhanced convenience and safety, ...

A survey of more than 2,000 car owners and lessors in the United States revealed that only a few drivers understand what a 'connected car' is and what data is actually being collected, according to ...

In 2019, millions of vehicles are already using safe and enjoyable connected motoring with on-board telematics units, Wi-Fi hotspots, and Bluetooth devices. These vehicles are using connected services ...

It’s strange to think about how many devices talk over the internet in 2022. Your fridge, your toothbrush, and your coffee maker are just a few basic household appliances that are connected to the ...