Sony has recently launched a new car AV receiver, and to one's surprise, the device also features Android Auto and CarPlay. The adoption of mobile phone projection systems is skyrocketing these ...

Sony announced a new in-car audio head unit at CES today that integrates with Android Auto, the XAV-AX5000, the centerpiece of which is a bezel-less and flush 6.95" touch display. How bezel-less and ...

Sony announced its first Super Audio CD-based car audio/video system centering on the new XAV-W1 in-car video head unit. It is also Sony’s first double din-sized visual entertainment system for the ...

While I do agree that having Android Auto and CarPlay in a vehicle significantly improves the time spent behind the wheel, I can't imagine driving without a high-quality audio system. In fact, this is ...

Sony has unveiled a new in-car AV receiver that has a gigantic touchscreen called the XAV-AX3005DB. That screen is 6.95-inches and the receiver supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on compatible ...

Sony is providing quality mobile audio components with three new speakers, three new amplifiers and a new subwoofer here at the Specialty Equipment Market Association’s (SEMA) annual trade show. The ...

Sony used its annual Open House product showcase in Las Vegas today to unveil its MEX-BT2500 Bluetooth in-car stereo. The MEX-BT2500 is the second of Sony's Bluetooth-enabled head units and will slot ...

Sony has added what the company calls “USB 1-wire” connectivity to select models of its 2009 car audio line up, enabling direct digital connectivity for USB powered audio devices such as iPods and ...

With every facet of our lives becoming smarter, the in-car entertainment system hasn't gone unnoticed. At CES 2018, Sony announced an update to its XAV-AX100 AV receiver, doing away with the ...

Sony took CES completely by surprise in January when it debuted a fully baked concept car. Built to showcase and test Vision-S, Sony's new connected car platform, the electric car is a prototype and ...

It's a miracle Sony was able to keep its electric car concept under wraps ahead of CES. In an age of leaks (and given that over ten different companies collaborated with Sony), it's an impressive feat ...