A new bill has been introduced that could see increased penalties for dangerous driving and to make holding a phone while driving an offence.
Your future smartphone and your future car are set to become more integrated in the near future.
Users of the latest Android smartphones will now be able to open, start, and close their BMW without taking their phones from their pocket.
The Chinese tech giant, most known for its smartphones and smart home appliances, is steadily gearing up to enter the EV field.
The Juke Enigma receives new styling upgrades, bigger wheels and a unique decal pack, and to top it off, Amazon Alexa connectivity with voice recognition.
Skoda continues to consolidate all its previous applications into one app, which involves a simple changeover for users, and is now available iOS and Android.
Using Volkswagen's Park Assist with remote control allows the Touareg to be manoeuvred into any parking space, all with an app on your smartphone.
Volvo On Call smartphone application gives drivers of plug-in hybrids insight into their electric driving patterns.
BMW announces support for digital car key for iPhone, a secure and easy way to lock, unlock, drive and share car keys.
The BMW Group is extending the reach of seamless connectivity in its vehicles with the introduction of Android Auto starting in mid-2020.
McLaren and mobile phone company OnePlus unveiled the new OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition at 'Salute to Speed' at the McLaren Technology Centre.
The new Land Rover Explore mobile phone is the toughest phone in the world, built to work in places other phones can't reach.
Bosch has come up with over-the-air software updates for customers to conveniently update their cars through their smartphones and the cloud.
Bosch's Perfectly Keyless uses a smartphone to unlock the car, ignite the engine, and lock the car again with personalised vehicle settings for each driver.
In the U.K., the Nissan Signal Shield concept creates in-car compartment that blocks all cellular, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signals.
Audi's 'SG50 Time Machine' to be launched in October, is Singapore's first ever virtual reality heritage tour smartphone app.
Jaguar Land Rover researchers are developing new sensing technologies that will work in all environments and are one step closer to fully autonomous driving.
Cars can look for spaces in a car park and return all by themselves by using a smartphone app in the future as the existing parking process is revolutionised.
A new transport app, which integrates train, bus and taxi services to help the user plan his route more effectively, may be tested in Singapore.
The amended Road Traffic Act will kick in from 1st February, which includes restricted use of mobile devices when driving. Here are some points to take note of.