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Alibaba AI Labs' latest partnership with carmaker BMW follows on the heels of recent smart and connected car collaborations with Bosch, Volvo and Ford. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Telefónica is providing Hertz Mexico with a smart mobility system to connect its rental vehicles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The 2016 Volvo X90 will be the company's first vehicle with Apple CarPlay—if owners want it. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

As Ford Motor tries to evolve into a car company for the 21st century, it’s using data generated by its connected vehicles to hone product design, improve driver experience, and even discover new businesses. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Great news if you own a 1999 Ford Taurus [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

He used to work for the NSA. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Automakers are spending billions on in-vehicle tech, but consumers aren't biting. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

China Telecom is developing a proof-of-concept for connected cars in collaboration with digital security firm Gemalto. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Bosch has grown its mobility business unit by 10%, and that means more bells and whistles on your next ride. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Automakers faced with slower growth and increased capital costs for connected, self-driving features may be forced to merge or be left behind. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Forget taking another lap around the block. Big data is teaming up with BMW to help you find a place to park. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Japanese automaker will introduce both Apple and Google connectivity to its flagship SUV. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Leigh Gallagher namechecks both in her take on this week's news! Find out what else made the cut here. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Connected car startup Vinli has raised $6.5 million and launched a pre-order Indiegogo campaign. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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The Hyundai Sonata has become the first car to integrate Google Android Auto. On its heels, Apple prepares to roll out its own in-car platform. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Mercedes-Benz welcomes technology from "China's Google" onto its car dashboards. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on partnership of telecommunication firm Ericsson with automobile maker Volvo on smart traffic system in Latin America. It mentions the plan to customize Volvo's ITS4Mobility intelligent transport system to improve transportation in Latin American cities. It adds that Ericsson will be responsible for development, support and maintenance of the traffic management and passenger information system. It include comments from Sergio Quiroga of Ericsson, on same.

The article discusses the partnership between the company Qualcomm Technologies and car manufacturer Daimler AG to develop future vehicles with mobile technologies that enhance vehicle performance, wireless charging technology for in-vehicle use and implementation of the Qualcomm Halo Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging technology. It presents views of Thomas Weber, from Daimler, on this. It informs that both these companies will develop emission-free connected vehicles for pollution control.

The Department of Transportation sees vehicle-to-vehicle communication as a critical piece tech that will make driving safer. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on research by research company Gartner which shows that cities across the world are getting smarter through wireless technologies. It informs that research analysts believe that healthcare devices, smart commercial buildings, smart homes, and transportation systems will be connected to networks in smart cities of the future. It also presents views of Machina Research analyst Alex Chau on big platform adopting Internet of Things (IoT).

The article focuses on telecommunication equipment company Huawei director Ryan Ding who mentions controlling autonomous vehicles equipped with 5G networks as a major task. He said that in vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) systems, cars will need to communicate with each other and with objects. He also mentions that Huawei is working with a car manufacturer on machine-to-machine technology.

GM is working to make sure that your most expensive "device" is also your most connected. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Deutsche Telekom and China Mobile have today signed an agreement for the development of a joint venture focussed on connected cars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Chief Mark Fields says the company is more focused on improving in-car technology [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents information on new study according to which more than 70% of drivers said that they are interested in using connected car services.

The article reports that the mobile network operators should focus on offering connectivity, value-added services and reliable coverage of roads if the operators are taking advantage of growth in the connected car market. It mentions that 8 percent of cars will have embedded connectivity and 48 percent of car owners will have smartphones with, in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) system in upcoming years.

In this article, the author offers information on the 2014 Mobile World Congress, global telecommunication equipment making industry conference, to be held in Barcelona. It mentions that at the event several mobile making companies from the world are planning to launch their new products including Huawei, Samsung and Apple Inc.

The article focuses on connect car as the car of the future. It cites the study of the U.S.-based research firm Analysys Mason Ltd., which forecasts that automobile manufacturers will ship an estimated 11.5 million connected cars in 2013 increasing the units exported to 170 million. It adds that connected cars are automobiles with pre-installed SIM card and other networks the same as mobile phones.

An interview of with Glenn Lurie, president of emerging enterprises and partnerships at AT&T Mobility LLC is presented. When asked about process of launching OnStar service of automobile company General Motors Co.(GM) for model year 2015 cars, he appreciate the effort of GM in putting LTE (long-term evolution) in all vehicles. He further discusses new in-car services offered by GM and its relation to AT&T's LTE network.

The article focuses on the statement of Glenn Lurie, president of emerging enterprises and partnerships at telecommunication company AT&T Mobility LLC, who mentions about the growth opportunities in the wireless space and also focuses on agreement between and satellite radio operatro SiriusXM.