Sentences with phrase «qnx car»

The QNX CAR OS that's used for factory automobile infotainment systems supports Flash for GUI elements.

The new QNX car display has the same web browser as the PlayBook, some familiar looking applications and even the same App World icon that we are used to seeing.

The video is a demonstration of the latest QNX CAR 2 in car solution from QNX based on HTML5 and although I can't confirm that the dashboard display is a BlackBerry PlayBook it may well be.

Software support for i.MX 6 includes, Green Hills Software INTEGRITY RTOS, Mentor Graphics ® Nucleus RTOS, Mentor Embedded IVI and Mentor Embedded Linux, QNX and QNX CAR ™ 2 application platform, WindRiver Linux and VxWorks RTOS, Adeneo Embedded, Digi International, Oracle ® Java SE Embedded, TimeSys LinuxLink, and YOUi Labs» Natural User Interface.

All of this tech is part of the QNX CAR application platform 2.0 that QNX, a subsidiary of RIM (yes, that RIM), wants even more automakers to adopt.

To prove the QNX platform isn't just for quarter - million dollar cars, the QNX Car application platform is also being shown at CES in a Jeep Wrangler.

Not exact matches

As of last year, Blackberry was estimating that around 30 million cars on the road used QNX, with 11 million of them sold just in 2012.

For instance, CarPlay can run on a system that's based on QNX, simply handing control of the car's screen and audio over to the iPhone when it's connected.

QNX, which made more than 60 % of the core software inside the world's car infotainment systems in 2011, has partnered with The Weather Network to send location - based weather data to drivers, and the intelligent dashboard system in many of Nissan's 2013 models, for instance, will feed drivers real - time local fuel prices, flight - status information, and points of interest supplied by Google.

Software made by QNX is already used by Ford to build its in - car infotainment systems.

The Canadian software firm's QNX division showed off its latest technology at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on Wednesday, which demonstrated how cars can communicate with each other as well as traffic lights to improve traffic flow and prevent collisions.

Over at the Globe and Mail, I popped in on QNX, the Ottawa - based software company owned by smartphone maker BlackBerry, to see what was new and also to see what they thought of the big news of Google's Open Automotive Alliance, which will be pushing Android onto cars starting this year.

Apple is reportedly prioritizing working on the software for a driverless car, rather than building one from scratch, as is indicated by its hiring of Dan Dodge, the founder of QNX and one of the premiere experts in car software.

As per the blog, BlackBerry QNX plans to hire local software engineers to work on connected and autonomous car projects.

A likely option, QNX's Gryc says, is to restrict nonessential services available to the driver while the car is in motion, and freeing them for use when the vehicle is parked.

Sync 3 is built around the QNX operating system owned by BlackBerry, the most - used operating system for car infotainment.

Ford's third - generation touchscreen infotainment system, Sync 3, will be making the leap from the Microsoft - based technology in use since 2007 to Blackberry's QNX in - car operating system, the automaker announced December 11.

A self - driving car equipped with the BlackBerry QNX autonomous vehicle software has completed its first road test in the public streets of Ottawa as a part of the Canadian tech company's broader autonomous driving push.

BlackBerry 10 is based on the QNX operating system, which is popular in industrial computers and used in many car computers, which was acquired by BlackBerry in April 2010.

QNX, pronounced «quenix», powers everything from elements of your car to the fountains in front of the hotels in Las Vegas.

With QNX being part of the BlackBerry family it would make sense and it would be great to see the car OS being an extension of the smartphone.

Sitting down at CES in the QNX - powered Porsche Concept Car The $ 500 Desktop Clock App for BlackBerry that I was dumb enough to buy Closing the BlackBerry App Gap A look at BlackBerry Tag - Now available on OS 7.1 devices Hands On with the WHITE BlackBerry Curve 9360

[youtube video link for mobile viewing] I'm seriously pi $ $ ed I spent $ 500 on that BlackBerry clock app yesterday as that money really needs to be going into my new car fund so I can pick up some new wheels when the QNX concepts being shown off at CES2012 hit the market.

Sitting down at CES in the QNX - powered Porsche Concept Car... Crazy Awesome In - Car Infotainment That I Wantz to Have NAO!

With a QNX - based tablet talking to a car running QNX computers, the integration CAN go real deep.

And below you can check out the QNX Corvette that was on display, where I get a great walk through of how QNX can be used in cars today, and also get a look at what it is coming tomorrow.

The PlayBook runs RIM's new BlackBerry Tablet OS, based on software from RIM subsidiary QNX, which builds operating systems for everything from in - dash car appliances to electric guitars.

BlackBerry's QNX software already powers Ford's SYNC 3 Infotainment system, and is found in 60 million cars from other carmakers.

QNX is everywhere... in nuclear plants, casinos, space shuttles, cars, shit, playbook could comunicate with any car as it was shown already by RIM... let alone that QNX allows you to comment your shitty ideas here in this blog.

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Custom - modifying a Porsche 911's dash and center stack, QNX showed Electronista an interface very heavily inspired by the QNX - based BlackBerry PlayBook but tailored just to the environment of a car.

A side section of RIM's booth at CES 2012 was dedicated to showing off the results of QNX's work in car dash technology since it was bought by RIM.

Yes QNX existed but in things like cars and routers a heck of a lot different than a tablet OS and you know that.

BlackBerry will now offer its QNX automotive software to Tata Motors - owned Jaguar, which could also enable its cars with self - driving technology.

The BlackBerry employees who are working on Apple's car software were identified to be former software engineers of the BlackBerry QNX platform that powers infotainment systems of cars.