LG drives towards connected car market with Cerence tie-up
LG has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Cerence to make a play for the emerging connected car market.
LG has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Cerence to make a play for the emerging connected car market.
At the first big tech show of the year mobile chip giant Qualcomm is focusing on cars rather than phones.
Verizon has decided to bang on about its mobile edge infrastructure at CES 2020 and is using a new partnership with location tech company Here as a pretext to do so.
The UK bit of Telefónica has reported healthy Q3 2019 numbers, with all the key metrics headed in the right direction.
It might be slightly unusual to have one of the worlds’ automotive giants presenting at a broadband conference, but despite the odd fit, there were some very interesting points made.
Embedded chip giant Arm has announced a new industry consortium designed to coordinate industry collaboration over autonomous vehicles.
A UK Department of Transport Committee has released a report demanding the use of mobile phones, including hands-free features, be banned while driving.
The Byzantine European bureaucracy is trying to pick a winner between competing connected car technologies and inevitably it’s taking ages.
O2 has launched a new project with the European Space Agency to address the notable strain which will be placed on networks with the introduction of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs).
The US Postal Service is trialling self-driving trucks between Texas and Arizona in partnership with autonomous vehicle specialist TuSimple.
Jaguar Land Rover is testing out a new rewards scheme that will see drivers rewarded with cryptocurrency for sharing data.
O2 has announced it will switch-on its 5G network at Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire to fuel the testing of autonomous and connected vehicles.
The UK might be a world leader in connected and autonomous vehicles, but Brexit could throw out a few roadblocks and speedbumps.
The battle for the soul of the European connected car industry has come down to G5 vs 5G and the European Commission has just picked a winner.
Telefonica is fuelling the hype as we motor towards MWC with connected car announcements alongside Spanish automotive giant Seat.
It wasn’t going to be long before Google stole the show with a horde of updates to the virtual assistant. And in fairness, some of them look pretty useful.
With the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, it perhaps shouldn’t come as much of a surprise the connected car is stealing the headlines at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Amazon is collaborating with navigation platform HERE in order to get its Alexa voice UI into the car of the future.
With the technology world dreaming of autonomous vehicles, everyone has to remember perfecting the technology is only part of the battle. The roads have to be updated as well.
Google has been named as the technology partner of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance to embed the Android operating system in vehicles sold all around the world.
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