Infotainment System Winners and Losers - The Short List

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Many Consumers Don't Fully Understand Their Infotainment Systems: Survey

Car owners are not taking advantage of their new advanced infotainment systems.

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Will 3D Gestures Curb Distracted Driving?

There could be a revolutionary new way to control the accessories in your car, but some of the biggest automakers in the world disagree on whether or not it will be worthwhile.

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Will Your Next Car Have a Digital Instrument Cluster?

Digital gauge clusters are more than just a replacement for the analogue dials we’re used to.

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Looking Into the Future of Automotive Infotainment

Welcome to Tech Tuesday, our new series that explains and exposes the high tech features in today’s new cars. For our inaugural post, we’re not just looking at what technology is in cars today; instead we’re looking ahead to the future of in-car infotainment systems.

Try almost any modern infotainment system. Most feel like they’re a decade behind today’s gadgets in terms of touch-screen responsiveness and resolution. So why don’t cars offer us technology on par with smartphones and tablets?

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QNX Shows Tech Filled CLA45 AMG, Kia Soul at CES

Anyone who argues that automobiles are lagging behind when it comes to technology will be blown away by these two cars from QNX, which are on display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. 

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Infotainment Issues Going Unreported: Consumer Reports

The latest 2013 reliability study from Consumer Reports (CR) revealed once again that many folks are unhappy with their in-car infotainment systems, and the issue may be even bigger than the study suggests. 

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Ford Shows Off New Apps at 2013 CES

Among all the new tablets and smartphones at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Vegas are a few cars, and Ford knows that it needs apps to grab the attention of younger, ‘connected’ car-buyers.

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GM Hires Infotainment Specialists to Train Dealers

General Motors is deploying a team of 25 young and tech-savvy customer specialists to dealerships nationwide in order to help owners get the most out of the automaker’s new Cugeneration of infotainment systems.

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Next-Gen Infotainment System Previewed by QNX

A new platform for in-car entertainment is ready to hit the market, based on the latest software from Research in Motion (RIM) subsidiary, QNX. 

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MyFord Touch Version 2.0: What's New With the Faster, Easier-to-Use System – Video

Being a technology leader in the auto industry requires a thick skin. BMW had its reputation smeared when it first introduced iDrive back in 2001 and Ford is now suffering similar technology growing pains since the release of its MyFord Touch system in the 2011 Ford Edge.

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Right on CUE: Cadillac's New Infotainment System Sets the Stage

Cadillac is prepping a new member to its stable. No, it’s not the Nurburgring-tested ATS we’ve heard oh-so much about. It’s also not the XTS flagship sedan that Cadillac has desperately needed these past few years. In fact, it’s not a car at all.

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Intel and Denso Form Alliance for Next Generation Infotainment Systems

Tech giant Intel has decided to move into the car infotainment market, teaming up with Denso, which recently developed the Entune system in various new Toyota models. 

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Drivers Frustrated With In-Car Navigation Systems

Are you frustrated with your car’s nav system? Join the club – a new study out by J.D. Power and Associates Reports says that drivers are annoyed with their navigation systems.

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Siri-Like Advanced Speech-Recognition Technology Coming To Cars In 2012

Hands-free voice activated technology has made life so much easier. Now, wouldn’t it be great if they could bring that same level of technology to your car? You’re in luck – it’s coming… but you’re going to have to wait another year for it.

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