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Ford has established themselves as the auto-maker of the tech generation, with their innovative in-car technologies like "Sync", which was a Microsoft technology that they were the first to license. Last month at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas they unveiled several new apps that will be coming to the service. The list included NPR Radio, for those who
Ford began by integrating the Microsoft Sync system into their cars, but more recently they have added Ford MyTouch. Now they are working to improve the experience on the touch-panel and they unveiled this recently at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. They did this be cleaning up the interface, while not making any major changes to it. The
Ford is giving you the chance to "test drive" the new 2013 Ford Fusion via an Augmented Reality App for iPad, iPod and Andriod OS. The 2013 Ford Fusion will be revealed at the 2012 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in January and will also be the "Official Car" of the 2012 Consumer Electronic Show (CES). The App is
Much of the focus lately on Ford products has surrounded technology, as in Ford Sync. That changed yesterday, however, with the announcement of the new Ford Green Escape. That's green as in environmentally friendly, although you can get it in green the color also. The emphasis for the Green Escape is in two areas - the components and the noise.
The 2013 Ford Flex has the newest technology and sophistication that you now expect from Ford. It is a three row, seven passenger vehicle with a sleek new front end and modern interior. It has a standard 3.5 liter Ti-VCT V6 engine, which delivers 20 more horse power and projected 1 mpg better fuel economy than the standard fuel-efficient 3.5-liter
If you believe that there's no substitute for horsepower, then you'll be rejoicing in 2012 as Ford updates the iconic Mustang muscle car line-up. The new Mustang will be ready to go in spring but the real power will be later in the year with the return of the Boss 302 and the Shelby GT500, expected to be the most
Today Ford announced their latest advertising initiative, which involves the gaming world. No, you won't be able to play Angry Birds in your car via Sync, that would likely prove dangerous. What Ford is doing is branding their vehicles in video games, and it's actually not something new. They have been at this for a while, beginning in 1995 with