A constant bugbear in automotive tech is how inconvenient it is to have to take one's car to the dealership to get a software update—something Tesla owners often gloat about since their cars don't suffer that problem. Well, have faith, non-Tesla owners, because it looks like the auto industry is moving in the right direction. To find out more, we spoke to Harman's Yoram Berholtz at CES.
Each year at the Consumer Electronics Show we recognize the top products. Some of them go on to be the best of the year, while others never even make it to market. Here's how last year's winners fared.
Probably the best thing you can say about 2016 is that it sets up 2017 to be an awesome improvement no matter what happens.
At CES 2016, HP introduced in collaboration with HTC the first "Virtual Reality Certified" desktop PCs designed to work with the SteamVR Vive VR system.
Good. My father recently upgraded the GPS in his Lexus and it was the most convoluted process - on board software like this needs to be connected to the cloud its a must these days.