In-Vehicle Infotainment - Companies and Solutions 2014, New Report Launched

In-Vehicle infotainment is one of the fastest growing technologies in the industry. It combines entertainment, navigation and telecommunications system into one easy-to-use interface. The term Infotainment refers to information-based media content or programming that also includes entertainment content in an effort to enhance popularity with audiences and consumers.

In-Vehicle infotainment includes hardware/software products and systems which are built into, or can be added to vehicles in order to enhance driver and/or passenger experience. The main function of the car's entertainment system or the head unit is enabling a variety of functions like navigation, radio, DVD players, climate control, Bluetooth, etc.

Many vehicles today have infotainment for entertainment, connected with devices such as personal navigation systems and smart phones with a hands-free car kit. Smartphone connectivity bridges the product life cycle gap between car infotainment systems and smart phones.

This report evaluates the in-vehicle infotainment market including technologies, companies and solutions.

Target Audience:

• Mobile network operators
• Automobile manufacturers
• Wireless device manufacturers
• Network infrastructure providers
• Application and content developers
• Telematics and M2M service providers

Spanning over 34 pages, “In-Vehicle Infotainment - Companies and Solutions 2014” report provides information on market overview, drivers and challenge, competition and key trends. The report covered 22 companies - Alpine, Android, Apple, ARM, Audi, Black Berry, BMW, Chevrolet, Clarion, Cypress Semiconductor Corporation, Daimler-Chrysler, General Motors, Intel, Mentor Graphics, Microsoft, Motorola,Symbio, Symphony Teleca Corporation, Texas Instruments, Volcano, Volkswagen, Volvo

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