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Collision alert! Ford gets cars to wirelessly talk to each other
Automakers and federal regulators are working on a project that will allow vehicles to communicate with each other via a Wi-Fi-style wireless network. Further, the project could--at some point in the
In photos: Ford gets cars to wirelessly talk to each other
Ford offered a number of real-world scenarios that would make use of its intelligent vehicle technology. Click here to get started
Ford expands connected services division in mobile push
Ford is expanding its connected car efforts. The automaker said it will increase the number of vehicles that support its Sync AppLink offering, which is Ford's service that connects users'
Ford expands connected services division, puts AppLink into more vehicles
DEARBORN, Mich.--Ford Motor Co. will expand the number of vehicles that support its Sync AppLink offering and concurrently will enlarge the business unit--the Ford Connected Services Solutions
Ford demos time-critical automotive applications using LTE
A research project from Ford has shown that LTE is suitable for time-critical automotive communication applications. Tests of the CoOperative Cars Extended (CoCarX) research project--which aims to
Ford shows off MyFord Mobile app
LAS VEGAS--Automaker Ford Motor Co. announced a new mobile effort that will link the company's electric cars to a downloadable smartphone application, allowing users to check their vehicle's
Ford extends AppLink services to iPhone users
Ford Motor Company added support for Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iPhone to its AppLink software platform, which enables drivers to access smartphone applications via voice commands and vehicle controls.
Research: WiFi in cars becoming advantage for auto manufacturers
Research firm iSuppli suggests that automobile makers that embrace in-car WiFi technology will have a competitive advantage over manufacturers that don't. The firm predicts that integrated WiFi
Ford's Send to Sync service adds Google Maps
Ford Motor Company announced the addition of Google Maps to its Send to Sync service, enabling Ford, Lincoln or Mercury owners to access travel information via the automaker's cloud-based Sync
Android, BlackBerry apps drive Ford's Sync AppLink
Ford Motor Company announced the launch of Sync AppLink, a downloadable software program enabling auto owners to access Android and BlackBerry smartphone applications via voice commands and vehicle
