#Smartphone

BMW is studying the possibility of doing away with traditional car key fobs, saying a smartphone app could take their place.

Lamborghini’s new smart phone will only set you back $2,500.

Magellan is best known for its navigation systems, but the tech company’s latest gadget will provide access to connected-car features like Bluetooth and music streaming to cheaper vehicles.

Supplier company Continental may hold the “keys” to future driving thanks to two different technologies under development.

Adding convenience and confidence to the used car buying experience, today Carfax announced a mobile app for Android users.

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.

Any car from 1996 and newer can have a real-time gas consumption meter thanks to an Android app, but you might not want to pay for it.

A new  Kickstarter project looks to make your smartphone the center of your car stereo needs in not only a painless and effective manner, but in one that won’t break your bank account.

Are you a Bostonian who hates potholes? There’s an app for that, or at least there will be soon. The city is behind a new app for Android called Street Bump which addresses the problem.

Cell phones behind the wheel— they’re a deadly plague on traffic safety that cause frequent and preventable crashes. Even worse is the fact that scores of mature drivers are just as guilty as any number of 16-year-old sidewalk terrors more concerned with texting back than taking the wheel.

Take the brand new Volvo FH16 out for a spin… but be careful of obstacles. That’s the idea behind Volvo Trucks’ new game for smartphones and tablets.

If you weren’t addicted to your Crackberry before, you will be once you get your hands on the Porsche Design P’9981 Smartphone from Blackberry.

Distracted driving isn’t just limited to texting and talking on your cell phone. Now, more than ever, there are so many things that can shift our attention from the road  like GPS units and MP3 players.