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Our 2015 Honda Fit’s confusing HondaLink multimedia system was made even worse by issues including an intermittent display when hooked up via the HDMI port as well as a glitch that kept us from using ...

Honda detailed its new HondaLink infotainment strategy today, a new feature that will debut this fall in Honda vehicles, starting with the 2013 Accord. This system connects your smartphone to your car ...

Keeping up with America's need to be constantly connected, Honda has unveiled its new HondaLink service, which will be featured in the new Accord (along with future Honda models). The service is the ...

While Apple's upcoming iOS in the Car functionality has been gaining significant attention, some automakers have been developing their own systems to allow for greater integration between iPhones and ...

HondaLink is only available in the new Civic and Fit. By using your smartphone you can enable the built-in touchscreen to display your current location and search for things around you. It’s much ...

(car starting and engine revving) When we bought our 2015 Honda Fit long-term test car, we kind of skimped out and only went with the EX trim level, the middle trim level. While very popular, it doesn ...

LOS ANGELES -- Honda Motor Co. will launch a new connectivity system this fall on the redesigned 2013 Accord that will enable drivers to access Internet content in the car via a smartphone. The system ...

We've known about Honda's plans to bring Aha Radio along for the ride and the tech has already gotten cozy in Subaru and Acura autos. The company has officially outted its plan to partner with Harman ...

Thankfully, we're past the automotive days when a navigation system is required to enjoy a larger display screen. I've previously written about how much I love the CR-V's dual-screen set-up, and the ...

Many drivers find the navigation apps on their phones work better and are more up-to-date than those built into their dashboards, yet relying on a handset for turn-by-turn directions can be ...