QNX’s latest concept vehicle
This year at CES, [QNX](/qnx) took the covers off their latest technology concept vehicle, based on a Toyota Highlander, and it's packed will all the latest innovations from the company. We sent Kevin behind the drivers seat to get a closer look at some of the demos.
Windows galore!
CES officially opened today, and the show floor was absolutely packed with the latest and greatest wares from companies around the globe. Sure, there was a lot yesterday, but doesn't mean we couldn't have more today. This is CES, after all.
New Products
Following BlackBerry's CES 2016 presentation, BlackBerry CEO John Chen sat down with CNBC's Jon Fortt to discuss some of the announcements such as [QNX's Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)](/qnx-showcases-building-blocks-automated-driving-ces-2016), the [new Acoustics Management Platform (AMP)](/qnx-announces-acoustics-management-platform-car-audio) as well as [the collaboration...
CES 2016
Ahead of CES 2016, [QNX](/qnx) promised to show us their vision for the evolution of automated driving and they've now done so by showcasing advances in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications, and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications. and OS technologies that will enable autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles.
Improving the driving experience
QNX has been busy behind the scenes, bringing a number of big announcements to CES 2016. The latest announcement from the team is a new software platform for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and automated driving.
Expanding to more carriers
BlackBerry CEO John Chen confirmed during a presentation at CES 2016 that the Android-based BlackBerry Priv would soon be offered by Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint, following AT&T's 60-day exclusive for the smartphone.
Listen better
QNX, a subsidiary of BlackBerry, has announced a new Acoustics Management Platform (AMP) which it will use to manage in-car acoustics better.
Health Services
BlackBerry and Sharecare, a leading digital health and wellness engagement platform, have announced a new strategic technology collaboration at CES 2016.
Still not in China
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings revealed during his CES 2016 keynote speech that the streaming video service has gone live today in 130 new countries, including India, Russia and South Korea. He also said that the company is working to expand to China in the near future.
Rounding up
The day before CES is a tradition for the tech media: it's press day. And that means that the biggest technology companies like Samsung, LG, Huawei, HP, and more are rolling out their latest wares, and we're here to tell you all about them!