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Today, through both Cnet and Engadget, we got a look ahead at Ford's vision of the future of the automobile. The "V2V" monicker refers to "vehicle to vehicle" and it's a new way for cars to communicate with each other while driving down the road. A video, produced by Ford, has surfaced that gives a nice walk-through of the technology
Sean from Ford introduces the all-electric version of the Ford Focus, which is set to be launched in 19 markets in late 2011. This is simply a remarkable vehicle. Esby takes you deep into the heart of the car to get a full rundown of all the features inside and out. With the need in my family growing for an
Ford made some big announcements at CES 2011, the focus of this interview centered around their in-car technology, known as Sync. One of the biggest was AppSync, which takes the UI from your mobile device and integrates it into the car. That allows drivers to access apps on their mobile device through the Sync system via voice commands. They also
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NBCU was nice enough to offer up their main stage for two events again this year, due to NBCU regular production time over runs we recorded our first NBCU event from the Bravo stage. What is funny is that we finished our 5 company interviews in 26 minutes, yet the program that caused us to not be able to use
Ford made some major announcements today at CES. They have unveiled the Ford Focus Electric and a MyFord Touch system that expands even further on the Sync technology. The big news of a new Ford Focus electric car - the first of 5 electric cars Ford plans to release in the US by 2013 - will help to shape the
Want to Facebook on Mount Everest? Maybe Foursquare at the Antarctic? Twitter from 50,000 leagues under the sea? Wherever we go, we will be able to connect and communicate. The most recent news - Mount Everest gets an Ncell tower so you have signal on your climb up. It makes sense - if you get in trouble, you can contact