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Google and Ford will create a joint venture to build self-driving vehicles with Google's technology, a huge step by both companies toward a new business of automated ride sharing, Yahoo Autos has learned. (yahoo.com)
Last week, Bloomberg reported that Google's parent firm Alphabet would move the self-driving car business under its own unit , with a goal of eventually launching a taxi or car-sharing services in urban areas that would compete with Uber and others. (yahoo.com)
It seems that once a driver of one of Google's automatic cars drives over the QR code - or reference indicator, as it is called in the patent - the car then takes over the controls. (techradar.com)
There's no actual timeline for when we will see these cars in action but an automated car has been spotted driving around Google's Mountain View campus. (techradar.com)
Google's self-driving car team is expanding and hiring more people with automotive industry expertise, underscoring the company's determination to move the division past the experimental stage. (voanews.com)
For a look at the composition of Google's self-driving car team , Google has not disclosed details about the size or composition of its self-driving car team, and Johnny Luu, spokesman for Google's car team, declined to comment. (voanews.com)
Google's self-driving car group also has tapped people with experience beyond the auto industry, including aerospace (Boeing, SpaceX, Jet Propulsion Lab) and electronics (Intel, Samsung, Motorola), according to LinkedIn profiles. (voanews.com)
Google's fleet of more than 20 self-driving cars has driven 1.7 million miles in the past six years -- manually and autonomously. (informationweek.com)
These vehicles have been involved in 11 minor accidents during that period, said Chris Urmson, director of Google's self-driving car project, in an op-ed post on Monday. (informationweek.com)
In other words, people can't help driving into Google's cars. (informationweek.com)
(CNN) -- Google's ambitious plan to offer a 3-D street level view of communities across three continents hit a snag when angry residents of a UK village blocked the search engine's camera car from photographing their homes. (cnn.com)
Google's Street View project to map 360-degree images of roads and homes across the world has generated numerous complaints over privacy, despite automated software that blurs faces and car licence plates. (cnn.com)
From the brief description it seems that the data isn't actually processed in the car but transmitted to one of Google's data centers for processing. (i-programmer.info)
Notice that Google's car has been driving on its own in an urban setting. (i-programmer.info)
This will be the first such test of Google's own self-driving car outside of California where there's no driver behind the wheel. (ubergizmo.com)
Google's pod-like self-driving cars are expected to arrive in Austin next week and will likely take to the roads in a small area north and northeast of downtown within a few weeks. (ubergizmo.com)
These cars have already been tested for more than 100,000 miles on California roads so the company already has significant amounts of data to work with and improve the systems, Austin now gets the honor of being the first city outside of Google's home state to host these fully self-driving cars. (ubergizmo.com)
This is all made possible by Google's data centers, which can process the enormous amounts of information gathered by the cars when mapping their terrain. (business-opportunities.biz)
Well, Google's self-driving spinoff Waymo has one potential answer: softer cars. (theverge.com)
Google's self-driving car project has been spun off into its own company, called Waymo. (autocar.co.uk)
The Nexus One Car Dock is now available through Google's web store for the pretty hefty fee of $55. (phandroid.com)
The only accident Google's cars have gotten into happened when one of them was rear-ended while stopped at an intersection. (themarysue.com)
Also important: upon turning control over to the computer, Google's cars make a "warp-jump" noise. (themarysue.com)
Owners of 2016 and 2017 Mercedes-Benz models can now ask Google's or Amazon's in-home digital assistants to help them handle car-related tasks -- for instance, lock their vehicle remotely or look up a coffee shop address and send it to a vehicle's navigation system. (autonews.com)
This, says Raburn, "could allow the company to insure tomorrow's vehicles, or simply roll the cost of insurance into the retail price of Google's own driverless car once it hits the market. (ieee.org)
Apple has confirmed that a fleet of cars will be sent out across the U.S., U.K. and Ireland to capture images from roads and create a rival to Google's Street View service. (searchenginewatch.com)
Google, the Silicon Valley-based Internet giant, did not contract with an automaker for the project, Chris Urmson, director of Google's self-driving cars program, said. (plasticsnews.com)
He predicted that the cars would fail at some point on public roads, but said Google's cars have been driven more than 700,000 miles on public roads without causing a crash. (mantecabulletin.com)
The former leader of Google's self-driving car project, Chris Urmson, will stay on to lead technical development, it said. (pcworld.com)
In the short video , a man walks out of his house and gets behind the wheel of one of Google's robotic cars, a Toyota Prius equipped with an array of high-tech gadgetry including radar, lasers, and cameras. (cnet.com)
At the end of the video, Google says Mahan is the first customer of Google's self-driving car, calling him "self-driving car user #0000000001. (cnet.com)
Ok Google , Google's voice assistant is probably going to make this long awaited application to be implemented on Android Auto soon . (hongkiat.com)
Google's car ambitions are rooted in Android L, the latest version of its mobile operating system. (theverge.com)
Google's in-car technology is a direct rival to Apple's CarPlay, which offers iPhone owners a familiar user interface while driving. (theverge.com)
Last month, one of Google's self-driving cars was at fault in a traffic accident. (techspot.com)

You can listen to podcasts through your phone or car speakers with Android Auto. (google.com)
Until now, Google has been officially touting a more limited role for Android, with Android Auto acting as a secondary interface on some car systems when a user connects their Android phone. (vox.com)
Separately, Google also plans to let phones run the Android Auto experience directly from their phones as well. (vox.com)
Now, the "While driving" section indicates that Ok Google applies in both Google Maps and Android Auto , we assume that it has been toggled. (hongkiat.com)
Do take note however that Google has yet to issue an official statement about Ok Google on Android Auto , which is why this feature is not live at the time of writing. (hongkiat.com)
The reddit thread mentioned that this feature is only available for selected few users on the latest version of Android Auto , you can try your luck - download the APK here . (hongkiat.com)
Android Auto's Ok Google support will be coming to both the Android app and the in car head unit, so Android Auto users need not worry about platform abandonment. (hongkiat.com)
It's called Android Auto. (theverge.com)
Google says Android Auto is contextually aware, bringing you the information you want when you need it. (theverge.com)
Google said that was a priority in their approach to developing Android Auto, with Patrick Brady pointed to alarming accident statistics during his presentation at I/O. 'There has to be a better way,' he said. (theverge.com)
The new OS is slated to arrive this fall, and Google says the first cars that support Android Auto will follow by year's end. (theverge.com)
Android Auto makes heavy use of Google Now to create a safer and more convenient driving experience. (theverge.com)
Android Auto is fully compatible with the dials, knobs, and buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel. (theverge.com)
An SDK for Android Auto is coming soon, and the company is encouraging developers to get in quick. (theverge.com)
And it shares one key similarity with Android Auto: CarPlay depends on your iPhone to work. (theverge.com)

Krafcik and Chris Urmson, director of the car team, have said they want to forge partnerships with established automakers and others to build vehicles. (voanews.com)
Urmson did say that when the pod-like two-seater electric cars are ready for production, an automaker would be involved. (plasticsnews.com)
On closed courses, Urmson said the cars will be able to operate without a steering wheel, brakes or accelerator - and drive themselves without a human passenger. (plasticsnews.com)
Chris Urmson says the cars would still be test vehicles, and Google would collect data on how they interact with other vehicles and pedestrians. (mantecabulletin.com)
Urmson wouldn't give a date for putting driverless cars on roads en masse, saying that the system has to be safe enough to work properly. (mantecabulletin.com)
Urmson wants to reach the point where his test team no longer has to pilot the cars. (mantecabulletin.com)
Urmson said Google is making laser and other sensors for the cars smaller and less costly. (mantecabulletin.com)

Edmumds seems to find more of these for sale than any of the other car apps. (google.com)
Mercedes customers who own the devices need only to download the Google Home or Amazon Alexa apps and connect their Mercedes Me accounts. (autonews.com)
Amit Agarwal is a Google Developer Expert in Google Workspace and Google Apps Script. (labnol.org)
The system gives you quick, voice-based access to Google Maps navigation, text messaging, and apps like Google Play Music. (theverge.com)

Google has been talking to several other automakers for some time about using its self-driving systems. (yahoo.com)
Most major automakers and several auto parts suppliers are developing their own self-driving controls as well, with a few-Nissan, Volvo and Mercedes-Benz among them-promising advanced vehicles for customer sales by 2020. (yahoo.com)
The tug-of-war over who controls - and profits from - the stream of user data in self-driving cars is 'an inherent and fundamental conflict' between Google and traditional automakers, Rajkumar said. (voanews.com)
Extending car mileage has become job number one at automakers now that the U.S. plans to raise the fleet vehicle average standard to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 . (greentechmedia.com)
He's also the reason some of the world's biggest automakers are working with Google to bring its Android software into vehicle infotainment systems. (eschoolnews.com)
Google plans to announce later Wednesday an effort to encourage automakers to use Android rather than homegrown operating systems to power in-car infotainment systems. (vox.com)
A number of automakers (and aftermarket hardware manufacturers) have aligned themselves with Apple and CarPlay, though you won't find it in any cars on the road right now. (theverge.com)

Until now Google has supported connecting car infotainment systems to Android phones. (vox.com)

Google has said previously that it intends to ready the technology for a marketable self-driving car by 2020, but it may never manufacture vehicles itself. (voanews.com)

We have posted numerous photos of the subway cars on the rooftop of the Google Chicago office before, just search this site. (seroundtable.com)
Turn on this option if you want to show related search for Auto ads on your site. (google.com)
Related search for Auto ads lets you show your users search terms that are related to the content of the page they're viewing. (google.com)
Last month, the Silicon Valley search giant launched a parking difficulty icon in Google Maps that gives users in the United States a heads-up when parking is limited, allowing them to plan their trip accordingly. (dailymail.co.uk)
Not content with just dominating the Internet, the search engine company Google has begun work on a car that drives itself . (business-opportunities.biz)
Because Google knows where I live, so when I search for pizza, I get pizza in places near my house instead of in Alberquerque. (marketplace.org)
Writing in the Wall Street Journal , Raburn reports that the search giant-cum-automated vehicle industry frontrunner has styled itself as an aggregator of auto insurance quotes. (ieee.org)
From what I tried, Google is the only search engine that does that and, at least for this query, it does a pretty good job. (blogspot.com)
You must search on Google.com page. (blogspot.com)
Facebook, which recently racked up a 10 percent month-over-month gain in searches for February, is rolling out an auto-suggest feature to its improving search engine. (eweek.com)
Essentially, Facebook is adding a feature that Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Bing have made a standard in their search services. (eweek.com)
A lack of legal awareness or legal literacy and was conducted using the Internet (Google) and this was capacity development of administrators and supplemented by a more specific keyword search car- health care workers ried out on Pakistan Law Site. (who.int)

All in all, our self-driving cars have logged over 140,000 miles. (i-programmer.info)
The cars tested by Google for 140,000 miles were determined to be street legal (at least by their lawyers), since it takes but a touch (of the steering wheel, a red button, or the breaks) to return control to the driver. (themarysue.com)

The equivalent of 300 years or 2 million miles of tests has been carried out on Waymo's self-driving prototypes, and in October 2015, Krafcik claimed, the world's first fully self-driven car journey was undertaken by Waymo when the company was still in its 'Google car' stages. (autocar.co.uk)
It goes without saying that when self-driving vehicles dominate the world's roads, automobile insurance will be different than it is today. (ieee.org)
Google is finally laying out its grand plans to bring Android, the world's leading mobile operating system, to your car. (theverge.com)

Through a posting via the official Nexus One Twitter google unveiled a rather substantial new accessory for their once accessory-lacking phone. (phandroid.com)

the head of the self-driving car project, John Krafcik, worked for 14 years at Ford, including a stint as head of truck engineering, and several other ex-Ford employees work in the unit as well. (yahoo.com)
Google has appointed John Krafcik, a former Hyundai exec and more recently president of auto sales website Truecar, to run its self-driving car operations. (pcworld.com)

Google has 53 test vehicles on the road in California and Texas, with 1.3 million miles logged in autonomous driving. (yahoo.com)
FILE - A Google self-driving car is seen in Mountain View, California, May 13, 2014. (voanews.com)
California, New York, and Florida among locations to be covered by cars in coming weeks. (searchenginewatch.com)
Due to California regulations, controls will be added and a test driver will be behind the wheel when the car travels on public roads. (plasticsnews.com)
The small, bulbous cars without steering wheels or pedals are being tested at a Google facility in California. (mantecabulletin.com)
Google Inc., which is based in Mountain View, California, may face state regulatory hurdles depending on where it chooses to test the cars in public. (mantecabulletin.com)
Under legislation that Google persuaded California lawmakers to pass in 2012, self-driving cars must have a steering wheel and pedals. (mantecabulletin.com)
It hoped to see the cars on the road in northern California this year, but they would have to have safety drivers and temporary manual controls. (mantecabulletin.com)
Toyota Auto Body California (TABC) is a manufacturing plant in Long Beach, California. (wikipedia.org)
On June 6, 1988, the California plant was renamed TABC, Inc. (Toyota Auto Body California), a nod to the company's Toyota Auto Body manufacturing subsidiary. (wikipedia.org)

Krafcik joined Google in September 2015. (voanews.com)
Krafcik made a public pitch for alliances at an auto industry conference in Detroit in January. (voanews.com)
But Krafcik began his automotive career as a researcher at MIT, where he published groundbreaking research on auto production lines that lead to the coining of the term "lean manufacturing. (pcworld.com)

earlier this year, Volvo said it would accept responsibility for crashes in autonomous mode, a pledge followed by Google and Mercedes-Benz . (yahoo.com)

It also seems that Google has borrowed some of the personnel from the teams that competed in the well-known DARPA Challenge - a race for autonomous vehicles set in a desert where a rogue vehicle can't do to much damage. (i-programmer.info)
DARPA want autonomous cars to behave as robot tanks and fighting vehicles. (i-programmer.info)
Their automated cars use video cameras, radar sensors and a laser range finder to "see" other traffic, as well as detailed maps (which they collect using manually driven vehicles) to navigate the road ahead. (business-opportunities.biz)
According to the New York Times , Google co-founder Larry Page is a supporter of the use of safe "robotic vehicles to make highways safer and lower the nation's energy costs. (themarysue.com)
As the testing of self-driving cars on U.S. roads-and in specially-built testing grounds, such as Mcity, the 13-hectare simulated municipality on the Ann Arbor campus of the University of Michigan-brings us closer to the day when humans' role in the driving experience is limited to telling vehicles where to go, Google is positioning itself to control what happens on the rare occasions that robocars crash. (ieee.org)
German auto supply giants Continental AG and Robert Bosch GmbH also would be among the suppliers for the vehicles. (plasticsnews.com)
A few months ago, Google put out an open call in Austin for locals to design artwork for their new self-driving cars, turning the vehicles into "moving pieces of public art. (glasstire.com)
Google is working on sensors to detect road signs and other vehicles, and software that analyzes all the data. (mantecabulletin.com)
An important success factor, according to Sinan Deniz, will therefore be the car industry's ability to establish standards/platforms and services surrounding the vehicles. (lu.se)

A Google spokesman, quoted by the UK Press Association, said: 'Embarking on new projects, we sometimes encounter unexpected challenges, and Street View has been no exception. (cnn.com)

Beyond Google, the players include Tesla, established car makers such as Daimler AG and GM and, and technology companies such as Apple Inc and Uber Technologies Inc. (voanews.com)
And Otto's team includes some engineers from the self-driving team at Google, as well as from Tesla, Apple, and Cruise Automation, who have joined the company to develop technology that turns a conventional truck into a partially automated vehicle. (technologyreview.com)

Earlier this year, Google co-founder Sergey Brin said the company was looking for manufacturing partners that would use the company's self-driving system, which it believes could someday eliminate the roughly 33,000 annual deaths on U.S. roads. (yahoo.com)
The company has tested its systems with modified Lexuses and custom-built, low-speed electric cars assembled by Roush Industries, a Ford supplier. (yahoo.com)
And Ford executives have been clear for years that the company was ready to embrace a future where cars were sold as on-demand services. (yahoo.com)
Google, software company with a finger in every pie, has now entered the autonomous vehicle field. (i-programmer.info)
Google is taking its self-driving tests to the next level in Austin, the company has already been testing its autonomous Lexus SUVs in Austin for quite some time now but it's said to be ready to bring its own fully self-driving cars out on the roads of the Texas capital. (ubergizmo.com)
This time around the company is going to go fully automatic and let the cars do their thing without no driver present. (ubergizmo.com)
While early reports suggested that Google would produce its own autonomous car, it now looks unlikely that this is the purpose of the newly formed company. (autocar.co.uk)
Longer term, Mercedes owners will be able to use a Mercedes-created digital assistant inside the car, though company researchers are still figuring out what should be controlled by in-car voice commands and how long it will take to add such a feature. (autonews.com)
Google not only collects a fee each time a user on the site buys one of the policies about which it delivers information, but the company also gains a wealth of information on how risk is priced in the competitive market. (ieee.org)
The company aims to convince carmakers to use Android to power in-car navigation and entertainment systems. (vox.com)
Google is expected to detail its ambitions in a session this evening at Google I/O. The company is also showing off a concept car based on the Maserati Ghibli that runs Android N natively as an operating system for its in-vehicle infotainment system. (vox.com)
Roush, an engineering and specialty manufacturing company known for its custom Ford Mustang models, will assemble a test fleet of 100 Google prototypes in 2015. (plasticsnews.com)
Google also confirmed that it has hired Roush Enterprises Inc., a Detroit-area company that designs and builds prototypes for the auto industry, to build 150 prototype Google autonomous cars. (mantecabulletin.com)
Company cars are commonly defined as cars given by an employer to an employee for the purpose of covering transport needs related to a specific job, such as to visit clients. (lu.se)
However, company cars are commonly understood as a form of additional income, for instance in terms of opportunities to drive a specific (larger) car model, and because the car can also be driven privately or by family members. (lu.se)
Essentially, private benefits of driving a company car are not fully taxed, even though the majority of kilometers driven may be for private purposes, and company car. (lu.se)
Apart from very significant tax revenue losses, company cars also have a wide range of negative environmental outcomes, specifically with regard to climate change. (lu.se)
Our core is from Google, he said, a company trying to organize information, but we want to do it in such places as healthcare and transportation. (medscape.com)

Google created its prototype autonomous car to have a foam front end and plastic windshield for safety in a low-speed crash. (plasticsnews.com)

Google (April 20, 2022). (wikipedia.org)

Google awarded us the Google Developer Expert award recogizing our work in Google Workspace. (labnol.org)
We build bespoke solutions that use the capabilities and the features of Google Workspace for automating business processes and driving work productivity. (labnol.org)

When it first introduced its autonomous car in 2014, Google said the prototypes would have a plastic foam front end and a plastic windshield. (plasticsnews.com)
During World Congress, sponsored by Automotive News, a sister publication of Plastics News and Crain's Detroit Business, Google listed some of its key suppliers for the prototypes. (plasticsnews.com)
Google plans to deploy the test fleet of Roush-built prototypes this year, yet no timeline has been disclosed. (plasticsnews.com)

Ford, which has been at the forefront among auto makers when it comes to integrating software applications into cars, is experimenting with an application that aims to leverage data amassed about your driving habits to increase the mileage of plug-in hybrids and standard hybrids. (greentechmedia.com)

An early adopter of the technology is likely to be Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), which recently provided Waymo with 100 Chrysler Pacifica MPVs to its autonomous fleet, adding to its existing Pacifica test cars. (autocar.co.uk)

Since the start of our program six years ago, we've driven nearly a million miles autonomously, on both freeways and city streets, and the self-driving car hasn't caused a single accident. (informationweek.com)
Of course Google has another type of car that is much more controversial - the street view car which is driven millions of miles just to take photos. (i-programmer.info)

As spotted by The Mercury News and Quartz , Waymo recently patented a car design in which the vehicle is held together internally with a number of "tension members. (theverge.com)
Instead, the potential areas of business for Waymo spread beyond providing the technology under license to the new car market. (autocar.co.uk)

Google has convinced the state of Nevada to let it put robotic cars on the roads there. (greentechmedia.com)
If self-driving cars really do take over our roads then things are going to be a lot safer - at least for people inside them. (theverge.com)
DETROIT (AP) - The head of self-driving cars for Google expects real people to be using them on public roads in two to five years. (mantecabulletin.com)
Several other states have passed laws formally allowing autonomous cars on public roads without that restriction. (mantecabulletin.com)
Officers spend a great deal of time performing vehicle patrols, can be involved in high-speed chases, are often on the roads in inclement weather, and have a variety of objects in their patrol cars that divert their attention from driving. (cdc.gov)

Mercedes Me is a package of services and products from Mercedes that also offers vehicle owners access to their cars via a smartphone app. (autonews.com)
Since everything you see on screen is actually being 'casted' from your smartphone, Google says the in-car experience will be even better if you own a powerful handset. (theverge.com)
Smartphone market sees worst quarterly performance in over a decade, but Google defies. (techspot.com)

Eventually drivers will be able to give natural voice commands from inside their cars to Mercedes' own digital assistant, Schanz said. (autonews.com)

Find the car of your dreams and book a test drive without any problems. (google.com)
Edmunds is a consumer and auto industry trusted car research and car buying advisor - we have everything you need to find and buy your perfect new car or used car in our car app. (google.com)
The latest release of Google Maps allows absent-minded drivers to easily pinpoint their car and find the best way to get back to it. (dailymail.co.uk)
However, Google may have to look farther than the auto industry to find a manufacturing partner, said Raj Rajkumar, a Carnegie-Mellon University professor who advises companies on self-driving car development. (voanews.com)
You can find the newest version of Google Camera on Google Play if you're lucky (lucky since it's been removed from the Google Play app store, that is), or you can head over to APK Mirror and tap in from there. (slashgear.com)
Similar to the Droid dock, the N1 dock will auto-launch Car Home, and other than the speakers, you can expect about the same features you would find in any other cell phone car dock. (phandroid.com)
Perhaps we will be able to find a balance where we can design our journey according to our wishes and requirements, so that we still feel like we are driving the car despite smart built-in systems, rather than the car driving us. (lu.se)
I find everything in Google. (lu.se)

According to Google, none of those accidents can be attributed to the company's technology, which has been touted as a way to make driving less dangerous. (informationweek.com)
At the start of this year, Google and several automaker partners announced the Open Automotive Alliance , a collaboration that will prove vital to the company's hopes of owning your dashboard. (theverge.com)
And it's all part of the company's mission to build a seamless platform across every device in your life, from phones and wearables to TVs and automobiles. (theverge.com)

Your car knows that this is the second day in a five-day sequence in which you drive 23.5 miles to the same destination. (greentechmedia.com)
The software crunches data about your driving habits, the topography of the drive, any details about traffic and time-to-destination, and information about how the car performs. (greentechmedia.com)
Further, if you typically charge up after the morning drive and don't leave again until 5:00 p.m., the car can try other methods to squeeze out a few extra miles on electricity. (greentechmedia.com)
Now if Google could add self drive to the street view car it could just set it off and wait for the results to come back. (i-programmer.info)
It seems the Street View camera car has a habit of coming across expensive car accidents , and today we see that a white Mercedes E-Class has, rather inexplicably, managed to drive into a tree on a quiet, straight road in Minneapolis. (googlesightseeing.com)
If, in the distant future, all cars drive themselves, fault won't be an issue . (ieee.org)
Google said it organized the drive with Mahan as a technical experiment as well as a "promising look at what autonomous technology may one day deliver if rigorous technology and safety standards can be met. (cnet.com)
Ultimately, it is a question of whether we are prepared to let our cars drive us in order to save time, money and the environment, or whether we will continue to want control over our cars", says Sinan Deniz. (lu.se)

DETROIT - The fate of Google Inc.'s self-driving car rests in the hands of Roush Industries Inc. and other Detroit area suppliers. (plasticsnews.com)
He told reporters Wednesday at the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit that Google doesn't know yet how it will make money on the cars. (mantecabulletin.com)

The tech giant is more likely to contract out manufacturing - much like Apple does with iPhone - or to license technology to existing car manufacturers, automotive industry experts said. (voanews.com)
Google hired industry veteran Andy Warburton in July to head the vehicle engineering team, according to his Linkedin profile. (voanews.com)
This could mean that we will see similar developments in the vehicle industry to those in the mobile phone industry, where Apple and Google changed the entire game plan in a short space of time by thinking innovatively and acting differently. (lu.se)
Sinan Deniz has previously studied the mobile phone industry and has seen clear parallels to the 'system shift' that took place when Apple and Google created their own platforms for software development, where third-party developers played a crucial role in re-writing the game plan for the industry. (lu.se)
The transition in the vehicle industry is not likely to be as rapid or dramatic, because cars have a significantly longer lifecycle than smartphones. (lu.se)
It is too early to say exactly how the vehicle industry will change, but it is clear that we are facing a system shift in which the software in and around cars will become increasingly important - it may even become more important than the hardware. (lu.se)

It's similar to the approach taken by Apple with CarPlay, which also runs only when a compatible iPhone is connected to the car. (vox.com)

Blogging and Google AdSense helped me buy an Honda CRV in India. (labnol.org)
If you already have a blog, check these AdSense Optimization Tips to improve the performance of Google ads on your existing site. (labnol.org)

Well before self-driving cars hit the road, fleets of robotic long-haul rigs may be shipping goods across the country. (technologyreview.com)

Well, the report indicates that there was an engineer at Google who designed a feature in the software on the street view cars to collect data on home wifi networks. (marketplace.org)

After all, if an autonomous car gets in an accident, is it the driver's fault, for not taking control? (themarysue.com)

Many are software and systems engineers, and some come from other departments at Google. (voanews.com)
While the two companies mostly discussed large cars -- Ford is number one in trucks and Toyota is number one in hybrids -- software could become a more pervasive part of the relationship because it will become a crucial part of most new cars. (greentechmedia.com)
The NYT suggested that they might sell the software that runs the cars to manufacturers, much in the same way that they currently offers the Andriod OS to mobile companies. (themarysue.com)
Think of it as the software you're already familiar with, but redesigned and reimagined for the car. (theverge.com)
By allowing the software in the car to interact with other systems in its surroundings, we can improve road safety, optimise driving so that we reach our destination more quickly, and reduce the impact on the environment and the climate. (lu.se)

The parking pin is part of a raft of new tools released as part of the Google Maps v9.49 beta, which should soon be released to the public. (dailymail.co.uk)
This is not the first feature released for Google Maps which aims to take the hassle out of parking. (dailymail.co.uk)
Google Sightseeing takes you on a tour of the world as seen from satellite or street views using Google Maps. (googlesightseeing.com)
We suggest using Google Maps for directions and maps. (lu.se)
These maps were used to helped estimate the number of traps needed to cover the different areas and to determine how many personnel, cars, and other resources were needed to cover these areas. (cdc.gov)

Make sure you're signed in to the Google Podcasts app on your phone. (google.com)
The stated objective is to make being in a car safer. (i-programmer.info)
However, at this point even Google isn't sure how they'd make a business from the cars. (themarysue.com)
Automatic reloading: For development, Tracd can be used in ''auto_reload'' mode, which will automatically restart the server whenever you make a change to the code, for example in Trac itself or in a plugin. (lu.se)

Google is maintaining a tight lid on the project with non-disclosure agreements. (plasticsnews.com)
The project was expected to create 210 new jobs, but did not specifically mention the Google project. (plasticsnews.com)
Roush is also "piggybacking" two additional assembly programs, leveraging what it's learning from the Google project, Crowley said. (plasticsnews.com)
I'm joining the Google Self-Driving Car project in late September," he wrote. (pcworld.com)
For now, the project will remain part of the Google X research division. (pcworld.com)
The video is only one of a few communications Google has made about its self-driving car project, first announced in 2010. (cnet.com)

When it came out that Google was gathering data from people's wifi links as it cruised the streets mapping the neighborhood, Google blamed a lone engineer. (marketplace.org)

Early this morning, Google announced the Open Automotive Alliance. (eschoolnews.com)

Ford also works with Microsoft on in-car telematics and, like GM, has developed its own applications that will let EV owners interact with their cars. (greentechmedia.com)

Self-driving cars have been involved in several accidents, but the blame appears to belong to other drivers. (informationweek.com)

The Dallas Morning News reports that while Google has been testing its autonomous Lexus SUVs in the city for a few months it made sure to include a driver behind the wheel during those tests. (ubergizmo.com)

Auto ads settings let you customize the Auto ads experience on your site. (google.com)
So no matter where you are, we can provide you with a simple, easy and efficient car shopping experience. (google.com)
So clearly a learning experience for Google - will this in fact change the way Google deals with privacy? (marketplace.org)

The plans are not a huge surprise as Apple had long been expected to create a rival to Google Street View, which has proved highly popular with web users . (searchenginewatch.com)
Apple will be hoping to avoid the legal problems suffered by Google when it was discovered that Street View cars had been snaffling WiFi information from homes as they passed by. (searchenginewatch.com)

The technology to create the ultimate connected car - which would essentially be self-driving - already exists, but the road to the market is lined with important strategic decisions. (lu.se)

Read more about Google and Self-Driving Cars . (ubergizmo.com)
Case reports were read to confirm that the suicide took place inside an automobile and chemicals were mixed. (cdc.gov)

The car continually refreshes its data by interaction with cloud-computing services. (greentechmedia.com)
Is user data truly protected in the Google Analytics universe? (searchenginewatch.com)
Every time we change the 1 for another number, Google Sheets will automatically reload the data from the new URL. (github.com)
To characterize such incidents in the United States, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) analyzed reports of chemical suicides and attempted suicides that occurred in automobiles, using 2006--2009 data from states participating in the Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance (HSEES) system and 2010 data from states participating in the new National Toxic Substance Incidents Program (NTSIP). (cdc.gov)

The cars use video cameras, radar and a laser range finder to detect other traffic and the terrain. (i-programmer.info)

Mercedes launched phase one of its new service in late April by enabling the use of the Amazon and Google assistants. (autonews.com)

A third auto veteran, Sameer Kshisagar, joined Google in November as head of global supply management on the self-driving car team. (voanews.com)

The group's stated goal is "making technology in the car safer, more seamless and more intuitive for everyone. (theverge.com)

Google rolled out the feature on Android in 25 metro areas across the US. (dailymail.co.uk)
The new Auto Complete feature is really slick. (forbes.com)
A fifth auto-awesome feature, 'Motion,' creates GIFs when it detects a series of shots taken at the same place and time. (engadget.com)

No word has been given on when the business will be officially open to customers, but Waymo's site states: "We plan to bring fully self-driving cars to the world soon. (autocar.co.uk)
Raburn envisions self-driving cars being covered by something akin to the general product liability insurance that now covers your toaster, refrigerator, or coffee maker. (ieee.org)
but Google will probably succeed in getting extra attention for their new self-driving cars, and their drivers will be able to enjoy the knowledge that their car, or at least their car door, is expressing something while they insouciantly text behind the wheel. (glasstire.com)
The move is a significant one as it signals that Google wants to move its self-driving cars out of the lab, through the production line and onto the sales lot. (pcworld.com)
His manufacturing insight could be of interest to Google as it decides whether to build self-driving cars itself, or work with existing manufacturers to get them on the road. (pcworld.com)

A video from inside the car and outside appears after the jump. (business-opportunities.biz)
Google yesterday released a poignant video demonstrating the potential of its self-driving car. (cnet.com)

As we begin this research, we would like to use the NIOSH Science Blog to hear from police officers, police administration, law enforcement unions, training academies, and motor-vehicle researchers about their experiences with motor-vehicle crashes and the usage of seatbelts while in patrol cars. (cdc.gov)

We have expert car reviews and user ratings on used cars for sale and new cars from all automobile makes on different vehicle models. (google.com)
Google is also engaged in discussions with federal and state regulators about how to revise motor vehicle safety standards to accommodate autonomous cars. (voanews.com)

You can also share the location you parked in with others, which could be useful as a meeting point after shopping trips or if you are leaving the car for someone else to use. (dailymail.co.uk)

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