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Microsoft Unveils Windows Embedded Automotive 7 for in-Car Systems

The latest Windows Embedded platform brings touch input, speech commands and advanced Silverlight graphics to infotainment systems in cars. – Microsoft introduced Windows Embedded Automotive 7, the latest version of
its Windows platform for cars, on Oct. 19. It will be available to quot;select
car makers and suppliers in the automotive industry, quot; the company said in
a statement.
Part of Microsoft’s family of embedded platforms,…


Chip Shot: Men’s Journal Talks Futuristic Cars with Intel

Men’s Journal featured Intel in the article, “The Car of the Future is Here Now.” The article covered futuristic automotive products that are available and possible with today’s technology. Ton Steenman discussed the possibilities of Internet-connected dashboards, such as in-car applications, social networking and traffic updates via crowd-sourcing. The October 2010 print edition is available now.

Automotive alliances multiply: All together now

The Renault-Nissan alliance has become a template for the car industry

EVER since the forging of Renault’s alliance with Nissan in 1999, Carlos Ghosn, the boss of both carmakers, has been on the lookout for new partners. He passionately believes that the alliance model he has created is superior both to the full mergers the car industry has often mucked up and to the limited co-operation deals that are two a penny. But attracting others to his big tent has taken time.

In 2002 Nissan launched what has proved to be a successful joint venture in China with Dongfeng: it has become the leading Japanese brand in China, now the world’s most important car market. In late 2007 Nissan beat out General Motors to become a “strategic partner” of AvtoVaz, a big but sickly Russian carmaker, taking a 25% stake. Since then, Russian car sales have nearly halved. But Mr Ghosn believes that the tie-up with AvtoVaz will bring his alliance a 40% share of a market that was briefly as big as Germany’s and probably soon will be again. …

How is the CRM software changing the game for the Automotive Industry Posted By : Rakesh Dutta

In the intense world of competition it is an absolute essential to retain your customers and deliver and create more value which a strong CRM software helps you achieve. For the automotive industry and the related organizations the CRM software helps them become more competitive, differentiate themselves from others as well as achieve high productivity in their business.

Steve Parker: This weekend’s automotive talk shows

Join us LIVE Saturday and Sunday at 5pm Pacific time on www.TalkRadioOne.com for our exclusive LIVE motoring and motorsports talk shows! Steve Parker’s The Car…