Research from NYU and connected car company Dash provides insights on bad driving behaviors of New York drivers across the boroughs.

Powerful connected car experience from GROM Audio, made available to Lexus vehicles, now expanding to Toyota without the need for phone connectivity

Japan Country Manager to Help Capitalize on Early Customer Wins

GreenRoad Honored for Innovation and Excellence

Drivers of the Tesla Model S can now simulate the physics accurate sound of a gas engine muscle car, motorcycle, fighter jet or spaceship thanks to the 3rd party developer Mutual Mobile. The proliferation of 'apps for cars" like the Tesla Gas Engine app will create new business models as the connected car soon becomes standard.

The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) has provided the control of different connected devices into a single smart device such as smartphones, PCs, and tablets and at the same time it has provided the opportunity to infiltrate the entire infrastructure by hacking the controlling device. Therefore, IoT security has become essential for the organizations, governments, utilities, and individuals for protection of data and infrastructure and is gaining traction in day to day deployment.

ConnectingYourThings a UPnP+ certified IoT connectivity platform, was born out of the need for IoT to be based on function not technology. The IoT is bridging the device, process and human worlds by allowing awareness and collaboration between all. Its function allows for device integration with business process management (BPM), system controls and humans allowing insight of device state and control.

Litmus Automation, a young startup revolutionizing the Internet of Things solutions space is sponsoring this year's Connected Car event co-produced by Autotech Council and Telecom Council. The CEO Vatsal Shah will also be speaking in the interactive discussion on April 10, 2015 at the Club Auto Sport of San Jose, California.

AUTO Connected Car News' Tech CARS Awards nominated some of the top connected car industry products, apps, technology and services in nine categories. Nominees include GM, BMW, Ford, Hyundai, VW, Jaguar/Land Rover, Nissan, Fiat, Volvo, Zubie & Mojio.

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