Tag: cars
WATCH: 3D Printed Cars are things that we can make now
Apple patents car-unlocking idea – has it been reading TechDigest?
Google hire former Ford CEO
New "iOS in the car" screenshots revealed by developer
Apple is slowly working on bringing the iPhone experience to the car dashboard – and some screenshots of what it might look like have surfaced on Twitter, thanks to developer Steven Stroughton-Smith. "iOS in the car", as it is being…
Are cars the next tech battleground? Google unveils partners to make in-car Android a reality
Over in Las Vegas at the Consumer Electronics Show, Google have announced a new partnership, known as the Open Automotive Alliance – aimed at making cars a whole lot more intelligent. So far Google's partners include the likes of carmakers…
Nissan Nismo Watch: The smartwatch taking on the Galaxy Gear from behind the wheel
Automotive manufacturers Nissan are getting on the smartwatch bandwagon, today revealing the Nissan Nismo Concept Watch, said to be the first to connect a car and driver. The watch will bring together biometric data on the driver with information concerning…
REVIEW: Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure (Xbox 360)
After a sterling effort with Disneyland: Kinect Adventures, it's the turn of Pixar's finest characters to take centre-stage on the Xbox 360. Can lightning strike twice for motion-controlled magic?
Boris Johnson reveals the greenest red London Bus ever
London's latest double decker bus has hit the streets of the UK capital for the first time, after first being revealed back in November 2010. Described as a true "21st century bus" and the "most environmentally friendly of its…
IFA 2011 – Ford aims to spoil your local boy racer's fun with MyKey
Not entirely sure what to think of this but car manufacturer Ford will be revealing a new kind of technology for its European vehicles called MyKey at IFA in Berlin today. MyKey allows car owners to program a special key…
REVIEW: Cars 2 (Xbox 360, PS3)
Pixar's Cars 2 races onto the Xbox 360 and PS3 following the release of the summer sequel in cinemas. Have the Disney team pushed the anthropomorphised motors the extra mile, or is this just another Hollywood cash-in?
