In the coming years, GM will no longer sell cars with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. There's no need to panic just yet, ...

GM CEO Mary Barra plans to ditch Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for Google-based infotainment, sparking backlash.

General Motors (sort of) backpedals after realizing customers actually want to mirror their phones in their cars.

Streaming apps like TuneIn are redefining in-car listening, but Washington wants to keep a century of broadcast tradition ...

General Motors will be one of the few automakers to ditch support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Apple CarPlay and ...

GM is relaunching the beloved Bolt EV for under $30k—a critical price point. But its success is threatened by GM's own ...

Magic Leap plans to bring its over 15 years of experience in the AR space to the booming AI smart glasses market through a ...

Magic Leap announced this week at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia its latest AR hardware plans ...

GM has clarified its stance on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, confirming that both systems will be available in its ICE vehicles for the foreseeable future.

GM’s CEO Mary Barra explained in The Verge’s “Decoder” podcast that there were business and customer service-related factors ...

However, General Motors hopes more carmakers would follow in its footsteps. The company says the only reason for blocking Android Auto and CarPlay in its cars is that drivers are provided with a more ...

Last week, General Motors CEO Mary Barra caused a stir when she said that the company would eventually kill Apple CarPlay and ...