#App

You have apps that help connect you to friends and family, to co-workers, to your favorite pizza place. But what about an app that connects you to your car? Meet Carly. 

Despite the generous expenditure of dollars and time, seamless integration between vehicles and personal electronics is something that’s largely eluded the automotive industry. But BMW may have finally made this dream a reality with its Connected+ digital services platform.

Morgan Freeman has one of the most recognizable voices in the world.

Having a plastic card as a driver’s license may be a thing of the past. 

You can now take your love for the 2015 Ford Mustang on the go.

Bosch just announced this that it has developed a self-parking function for vehicles that can be accessed through a smartphone application.

Maserati announced its new smartphone app geared at brand enthusiasts today that functions as a multimedia product catalog and social media tool.

GM is introducing a new way for people who own its cars to make money: integrating a car sharing service with OnStar.

Looking to get your automotive fix but can’t find where to go? The new ShowFinder app can help solve your dilemma, providing access to over 25,000 automotive events throughout the United States and Canada.

The vast majority of us will never get to experience a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe Black Series up close and personal, so the German luxury automaker decided to take the liberty of creating an app for fans to enjoy some media on their Apple devices.

There’s nothing entirely revolutionary about an app that reminds you where you parked your car, but the guys looking to finish their “Find My Car Smart” app wants to revolutionize the process involved.

MINI continues to use technology and connectivity to enhance the Mini driving experience with the release of a new app, called Driving Excitement, for its Mini Connected infotainment system. This new app allows the driver to do more than record their vehicle’s diagnostics.

MINI does social networking right. Introducing the MINI Motoring smartphone app, available for both Android and iPhone, it allows fellow drivers to share their favorite driving roads with each other.

Is eliminating distracted driving worth $24 a year? Sprint thinks so, and that’s why the company is offering its customers the new Drive First app.