Driving while using your phone is dangerous, and often illegal. Meet Chris, the digital assistant for your car that wants to help keep your hands off your phone, and your eyes on the road.
Vocal assistants have become an integral part of our lives and have now found their way into our cars. The Roav VIVA Pro looks to seamlessly integrate Alexa into your car charger and we've decided to ask it a few questions.
Instead of relying on an old-fashioned mirror, it may be time to step up to a parking sensor. We test the latest FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor to see if this device, with your smartphone, can replicate the latest OEM system.
The Wagan Power Dome NX2 is a must-have automotive accessory that can keep all your devices powered, jumpstart your battery, inflate your tires, and even play music via Bluetooth or radio.
The Navdy head-up display allows smartphone addicts to stay connected in the car with a screen that brings all your most important notifications to your dash.
The Hudway Cast keeps your eyes on the road by projecting any application from your phone directly in front of the driver. Surprisingly, it works well even in broad daylight.
Garmin attempts to reinvent in-car GPS, adding Alexa voice assistance and ditching the touchscreen. Alexa can be a great companion in the road, but Garmin Speak adds complexity without proving itself to be a better solution than a smartphone.
If only your car could talk. With Rogers Smart Drive, it can, with real-time info on how and where it’s being used. It can increase any car’s IQ … for a price.
