Apple Carplay

Someone's not pleased.

It's actually cheaper over the course of a three- or four-year lease than BMW's current $300 charge.

Here's what we appreciate, and the things that need rethinking.

It's a surprise it's taken this long to reach the aftermarket.

Going up against Spotify or Apple Music is no small task.

Yes, Mobvoi is the smartwatch maker.

Fewer taps required to switch apps, and Siri will tell you if your car doors are locked.

Even if your car isn't on the list of vehicles that support CarPlay, you may have options.

"Hey, Siri, take me to a charging station."

This will force you to put your phone down when you're behind the wheel.

Apple continues to dip its toes in the water of the transportation world. In this case, a toe is one billion dollars and the pool is Chinese ride-hailing.

Tech is at the center of most new cars, but it's still giving owners trouble.

For 2016, we've split the award into two categories, one honoring a specific technology and the other going to a tech-filled car. Find out who won.

Volkswagen wanted to show off its wireless CarPlay functionality at CES, but Apple blocked the automaker from doing so. Bummer.

Apple-minded consumers will appreciate the straightforward approach with which CarPlay brings their iPhones to life on the vehicle's touchscreen.

Ford will add Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a bunch of new apps to 2016 and later vehicles equipped with Sync 3.

An analyst says Asian electronics suppliers expect big growth in camera, sensors, and displays in vehicles. That could put Apple and Google in the lead.

Driving while one's attention is drawn elsewhere isn't a dilemma exclusive to modern motoring, but the issue is undoubtedly more problematic than ever before. If legislators, car companies, and smartphone designers can't come up with a viable solution, what's the real fix?

Porsche allegedly doesn't offer Android Auto in the refreshed 911 out of privacy concerns, but Google maintains that it's not collecting much of this information.

Volkswagen is hiring of trio of celebrities to show off its App-Connect tech that supports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and MirrorLink in a funny, new ad campaign.