Setup: The Bluetooth connection process varies from stereo to stereo, but usually it starts with initiating the pairing mode on your car stereo.

With the help of a free app and inexpensive or free NFC tags, you can automatically put your compatible Android phone into a customized "car mode" whenever you hit the road.

That means there's a high likelihood that your car's screen is already compatible with these two systems, and you can simply plug in or connect your phone wirelessly to begin using them.

Still, using your phone in the car can help you make the most of your time, navigate your route and stay connected to family and friends in case of emergencies.

If a car has Bluetooth functionality, that means it can pair up to your mobile phone and you’ll be able to use certain functions without having to plug the phone in using a cable.

Pocket dialing your car to start without opening the garage first would definitely be a bad thing. Check out the video below to see the system in action.

Old car phones used to be the sole method of communication while on the road, but with some clever reengineering, these phones can still be used in 2025.

No One's Going to Stop Using Phones in the Car. Here's How We Make That Safer Mobile devices in cars present a problem with a design solution, not a legislative one.

You are allowed to answer a call, but you are not allowed to touch it in GPS mode — find out what you can and can't do with your phone in the car.

A new law has come into force banning motorists from using any handheld technology devices, such as mobile phones or tablets, while driving - except in very limited circumstances. The changes to ...

If your car has Bluetooth and you have just updated your device to Windows Phone 8.1 GDR1, you need to head over to your car right now and try this out. Update 1 has added a neat little feature ...