In-vehicle infotainment has evolved in leaps and bounds since the days of in-car vinyl record players back in the 1950s and 1960s. Today most, if not all, cars sport at least one touchscreen, allowing ...

It's outdated, slow, difficult to use, and just plain bad. It's almost 2025. I have a supercomputer in my pocket with an OLED display and a 120-hertz refresh rate that responds to inputs in a fraction ...