Admit it, the auto manufacturers could do a much better job on the navigation / infotainment software currently offered in their vehicles. Many are turning to Apple to manage their systems, still others are using Google’s Android Operating system for Autos. Wired takes a look at their current offering and gives us the skinny on how well it works.
The occasional frustration still beats the very low bar set by car manufacturers. (via Ars Technica)
Posted by WIRED on Monday, July 27, 2015
Ooo! this is going to be so great!
One last look at the camouflaged #Mercedes-AMG C63 before its Frankfurt reveal: #amg http://t.co/IQmSfI7WE0 pic.twitter.com/q9dEA1Y0Jg
— Automobile Magazine (@automobilemag) July 27, 2015
Robo-Lastwagen is Coming to Germany: Autonomous Autobahn Semi-Truck Testing to Begin Soon http://t.co/KsIANVO6Rl pic.twitter.com/eRpaBruAwC
— Car and Driver (@CARandDRIVER) July 27, 2015
Autoguide takes us into our driverless future:
#QOTD: Would YOU trust a driverless car? http://t.co/OxpEhfcrwv pic.twitter.com/bd8a84lHRd
— AutoGuide.com (@AutoGuide) July 18, 2015
Hybrid Alpina Models Possible in the Future: CEO – http://t.co/OeFhRaJgIw pic.twitter.com/Ub8Z4kbkpF
— AutoGuide.com (@AutoGuide) July 16, 2015
Mini Exec ‘Fighting’ to Build the Superleggera Concept – http://t.co/FzyMpk5ld3 pic.twitter.com/FMiC4VIwqJ
— AutoGuide.com (@AutoGuide) July 16, 2015
Most Read Car Reviews of the Week: July 5 – 12 – http://t.co/AogbUiSEk4 pic.twitter.com/KrZZTI57FY
— AutoGuide.com (@AutoGuide) July 12, 2015