Sentence examples for connected automobiles from inspiring English sources

Yet there are reasons to be fearful of the Internet of Things (IoT), a name covering the networks of embedded devices, from smart meters to connected automobiles, which communicate with each other in an automated fashion to help make our lives more efficient.

Glympse has been in the news for its deals with the likes of Ford, Mercedes Benz and BMW/Mini to integrate its location-sharing and tracking technology into in-car systems on connected automobiles.

When a car can search Google, send tweets and be remotely accessed from a smartphone app, that car has more in common with your laptop than it does the Model T. Securing the next generation of connected automobiles means redefining what it means for a vehicle to be "road-ready".

At the same time, connected intelligent automobiles will enable many consumer services, such as streaming content, traffic alerts, road-side assistance and theft protection.

Keep in mind, however, that Ohio has more jobs connected to the automobile industry than any state besides Michigan, and many of these workers are concentrated in Northeast Ohio in Cuyahoga County, which includes Cleveland, and Lake County, just to the north.

I returned enthusiastic from an early drive wondering why the X1 felt more connected than some BMW automobiles I'd been testing.

The group was also connected to a stolen-automobile operation in Maspeth, the prosecutors charged.

It was actually Verizon that connected the first car – a 1997 Cadillac – and today the company has more than 6 million automobiles tied into its network.

A determined and tenacious man, by 1989 he was a rocket scientist working for Ford Aerospace in Palo Alto, California, as a systems engineer on a project to connect all Ford automobiles to geosynchronous satellites for communications and locator services.

For example, an article about melting glaciers may be tagged "Climate," another about connected cars may be tagged "Automobile," and so on.

As more everyday devices, appliances and even automobiles rely on services connected to the Internet, consumers expect those services to be available at all times.