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Five years ago, the cell phones occupied the forefront of technological innovations. In 2010, the focus was on tablets and now companies spend billions on investment which is called the next digital arena \u201ccars\u201d. The law in Britain prohibited the use of cell phones while driving since 2003 but ten years later, the automakers began to think that the technologies used in smart phones will change the way that we use our cars.<\/p>\n
This means that these companies wanted to implement the culture of electronic applications in the cars, starting with a service that identifies the available parking spaces and booking local restaurants or see directions that displayed in front of the driver on the car\u2019s front windshield. All these services depend on connecting the vehicle to the internet in order to facilitate these services. This will allow the flow of information without bothering to search or click on the buttons as they rely heavily on voice commands issued by the commander of the vehicle. \u201cIntel\u201d Company believes that the vehicles connected to the internet are the third fastest growing technologies after phones and tablet devices. Jack Bergist from the \u201cIHS\u201d company for information said that the \u201cFord Motor\u201d Company announced emphatically that this feature enhances sales of its cars.<\/p>\n
He added: \u201cmore than 50 percent of consumers tempted by the existence of device that has the ability to connect to the internet inside their cars\u201d. The news headlines of newspapers currently focus on use of the social media or internet radio stations or any other smart ways that work using voice commands while the internet can be used in things more simply and in a practical manner. There are already applications that define the local stations places to refuel and the fuel\u2019s prices as well and allow drivers to locate a few farther miles that enable them to minimize the expenditures when they refuel their cars.<\/p>\n
\u201cIntel\u201d company alone will invest about 100 billion dollars over the next five years in companies working to accelerate the use of the internet in vehicles. Also, Bergist said: \u201cin 2014, most of the cars provided by the big companies are equipped with some kind of internet connection\u201d. He added: \u201cby looking to the cost of full design for one of these new vehicles, we will find that some companies spend about a third of its budget to provide media tools and technological systems in their vehicles<\/a> in order to increase the sales\u201d.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Five years ago, the cell phones occupied the forefront of technological innovations. In 2010, the focus was on tablets and now companies spend billions on investment which is called the next digital arena \u201ccars\u201d. The law in Britain prohibited the use of cell phones while driving since 2003 but ten years later, the automakers …<\/p>\n