You can usually plug your phone into your car’s stereo with an audio cable, but why do that when you can go wireless? Here’s how you can add Bluetooth capabilities to your factory car stereo. Most ...

Bluetooth is now a standard feature in practically every modern car. Like with Bluetooth headphones, a Bluetooth-enabled car lets you stream your own tunes or favorite podcasts on your daily commute ...

No Bluetooth in your car? No problem. An FM transmitter is a surprisingly solid way to connect your phone to your stereo ...

After plugging an FM transmitter into your auxiliary power outlet (commonly referred to as a cigarette lighter) you'll need to find an unoccupied radio station. Scroll through channels until you find ...

Our smartphones now carry much more information about ourselves then any other phones ever had. And a big part of that information is our music collection. It most probably occupies the biggest part ...

Music and iPhones are happy bedfellows. With Apple Music, Spotify, and other streaming services opening up an almost limitless supply of albums, it makes sense to use smartphones as our primary ...

I am looking at a new head unit in my car, and the Alpine CDE143BT has piqued my interest. It is relatively cheap, and capable of streaming audio from an Android phone via Bluetooth (A2DP and AVRCP), ...

For many, Bluetooth is merely a safer way to make calls while driving, but there are many more reasons to wirelessly connect your phone with your car. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars ...