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The Google Cloud will allow Toyota and Lexus vehicle models to have an AI-based voice assistant, and it doesn't even require the Internet.

Succeeding in the digital transformation sweeping through the auto industry is a challenge, and Ford recently opened an Atlanta research lab to keep ahead.

How many connected devices do you own at home? Around 38% of consumers have at least one connected tech product at home, with that number growing.

A father is upset his children are spending too much time of their technology devices, so he makes a family decision.

GM OnStar vehicles at risk.

Automakers need to be careful in regards to infotainment, as security issues are discovered.

There is an amazing blend of technology merging with new vehicles, and connected car technology is accelerating at a fast pace.

Keep your home safe, monitored and secure with the new ASUS SmartHome series of products - all connected through a single app.

Ford wants to support wearables and other mobile tech inside Ford vehicles.

New car owners can expect Google Android Auto or Apple CarPlay in their vehicles.

Utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) is helping some businesses cut their energy costs.

Xiaomi announces plans for smartphone and connected tech product offerings in Europe.

Huawei wants a bigger footprint in the United States, focusing on smartphones and wearables.

Google and Apple are going to have a fierce fight in the surging connected car technology market.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he'd like to work with Google on the Internet.org project.

Figuring out which IoT-enabled solutions are most secure could help determine the smart products that become most popular.

The Internet of Things (IoT) sector is growing, but so will cyberattacks aimed for the surprisingly soft target.

Smartphone apps are able to track physical activity and data just as well as smartphones, Penn survey reveals.

Intel is embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), even if no one is really sure how the technology will develop in coming years.

Automakers aren't doing a strong enough job to secure connected cars, as more of them hit the road.

IoT-connected security systems are becoming more popular, but may not be as secure as we like to think.

Oh no! Another connected technology, another cybersecurity threat - and drones could be next to begin falling out of the sky.

Following Edward Snowden's leaks unveiling NSA and GCHQ surveillance, privacy has become a hot topic - and the IoT could pose great challenges.

As smart technology continues, some are worried that connected technologies could lead humans to be in less control of our lives.

Xiaomi has taken the smartphone world by storm, and company officials also have their sights set on the booming smart tech industry.

Verizon introduces its telematics service, Verizon Vehicle, available to almost 9,000 car models.

Trying to drive interest in smartwatches can be difficult, as many owners abandon using their devices, and releasing better apps could help.

Connected technology received a lot of attention during CES 2015, as manufacturers showed off their IoT-powered technology.

Connected devices embracing the Internet of Things (IoT) has great potential, but the FTC warns of potential security issues that could be ahead.

Ford proud of its semi-autonomous technology, but working towards full autonomous vehicles.

AT&T and Subaru announce partnership that will bring 4G LTE service to some 2016 Subaru vehicles.

Delphian Systems is demoing its SecuRemote Internet of Things automation system, interconnecting products, devices and systems in a connected world.

Waxman Industries' new leakSMART system will help you prevent water leakage and possible floods.

Broadcom strengthens connected vehicle portfolio, announces automotive Near Field Communication chip.

Samsung will push ahead with its own Tizen operating system powering smart TVs to be released in 2015, company confirms.

Connected technology should boom in 2015, and will invade CES 2015 in a couple of weeks.

Google hopes to see its Android platform begin taking over connected cars in 2015, as auto buyers look for enhanced connectivity.

Gartner predicts affluent homes could have hundreds of smart connected devices in the household by 2022.