Intelligent Conversation - with Your Car
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Honda already had the most advanced voice-controlled navigation system on the market, but the new version, announced Sept. 1, introduces a slew of improvements.
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Suze Orman, a financial planner and CNBC talk show host, wants to tell you about a can't-miss car deal.
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Honda Motor Co., with help from partner IBM Corp., is preparing to introduce an improved speech-recognition system that will allow drivers to get voice navigation guidance without having to manually punch in any information or take their eyes off the road to read a computer screen.
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People who talk on their cell phones while driving aren't just dangerous, a new study has found.  They also slow down traffic.
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Theater-quality entertainment systems are coming to the car. Is rush hour ready for wireless file swapping?
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Is your next car going to be smarter than you are? Will it be a better driver?
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Here's something that might appeal to your fretful or data-loving side: a service that alerts you if your car is stolen &#151; or being driven too fast by the teenager who borrowed the keys.
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Public chatter on mobile phones is annoying--when other people use them. But how do we tackle the problem?
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In the latest incarnation of traffic reporting, information is being sent using personalized text or voice messages to usersâ cellphones or BlackBerrys, often at no charge.
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Imagine your car warning you of an icy   road ahead, reading aloud the text messages arriving on your   phone and sending you an e-mail that your fuel pump needs   replacing soon.
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Con intelligence dialogo per proteggersi da nemici temibili
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Talking on a mobile phone while driving isn't just dangerous, it makes traffic jams worse, study says.
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SEPTEMBER 03, 2004  - IBM and Honda this week announced that they have jointly developed a hands-free and natural-sounding in-vehicle speech-recognition system.
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With the right tech in your car, the miles and the hours will just fly by.
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By David Templeton, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Sep. 20--Imagine a computer understanding everything you say, regardless  of how fast you speak or the words you use.    And while you're talking to that computer, it's also turning your words  immediately into type.
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Blog: A look at the video conversation site Friction.TV
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Soon you'll have the ability to pinpoint a car's or a person's location to within less than three inches using handheld devices.