Jeremy Laird

Contributor

Technology and cars. Increasingly the twain shall meet. Which is handy, because Jeremy (Twitter) is addicted to both. Long-time tech journalist, former editor of iCar magazine and incumbent car guru for T3 magazine, Jeremy reckons in-car technology is about to go thermonuclear. No, not exploding cars. That would be silly. And dangerous. But rather an explosive period of unprecedented innovation. Enjoy the ride.

Articles by: Jeremy Laird

Hyundai Genesis

New Hyundai ad shows futuristic autonomous car tech you can buy today

By Jeremy Laird published

Hyundai has been showing off the autonomous car technology in its new Genesis luxury car.

Automotive Grade Linux

Will your next car run Linux? Cars go open-source with Automotive Grade Linux

By Jeremy Laird published

In-car tech has just gone open source with news of a new automotive-grade build of the Linux operating system.

BMW M3

BMW M3: stunningly fast, super efficient and packed full of the latest technology

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth Stupendously, staggeringly, sickeningly quick, BMW's new four-door supercar is a game changer.

Haswell

Haswell: everything you need to know about Intel's latest Core processors

By Jeremy Laird published

Updated Intel has unleashed its new 4th generation Core processors, previously codenamed Haswell. They could transform mobile computing.

BMW M3 with GoPro

BMW-GoPro camera app makes video easy at 155mph

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth GoPro and BMW have teamed up to create an in-car camera-control app that's genuinely a little bit awesome.

Tom Tom Go 60

TomTom Go 60 review

By Jeremy Laird published

TomTom's latest sat nav has a 6-inch LCD screen and it's cheaper than the rest, but is it the right sat nav system for you?

Google car

Driverless car invasion forces change to the UK Highway Code

By Jeremy Laird published

Google's new driverless robocar could be unleashed on UK roads thanks to plans to change the Highway Code.

Google self-driving car

Google driverless car hysteria shows humans are too stupid to drive

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird People just don't 'get' driverless cars but they're going to have to get used to the idea.

Medion Erazer X7611

Medion Erazer X7611 review

By Jeremy Laird published

Recommended

Medion's Erazer X7611 isn't just thinner and lighter than most 17-inch gaming portables. It's cheaper, too.

4K monitors are nice

Resolution revolution: why are desktops so late to the 4K party?

By Jeremy Laird published

Opinion Super HD displays are old news in smartphones and tablets but rejoice for they're finally coming to the PC.

Tesla Model S

Tesla plots 'electric highway' revolution for UK drivers

By Jeremy Laird published

Plans a super-fast charging network that will allow its electric cars to drive the length of the UK with just one 20 minute break.

Mercedes S-Class

Tech-packed Mercedes-Benz S350 is the best car in the world

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth It drives autonomously, spots humans with night vision cameras, avoids collisions and massages all four occupants.

Laird

Forget miles-per-hour, cars need more frames-per-second

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird If we're going to have features like internet and HD nav, can we please have the computing power to go with it?

Alfa Romeo 4C

Alfa Romeo's new 4C supercar proves that less is more and super fun too

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth The stunning 4C is Alfa Romeo's attempt to reinvent the supercar for this energy-conscious age.

The 'black box for your car' comes in the form of a... black box

Spot Trace Anti-Theft Tracking Device review

By Jeremy Laird published

Want to keep tabs on where your car, bike or teen is at all times? The Spot Trace tracker could be the gadget you're looking for.

Land Rover Vision

Land Rover's robo-SUVs will take away the tedious and just leave the fun

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth Land Rover plans to bring self-driving, gesture-controlled, super-smart SUVs to market inside 10 years.

Vauxhall Adam

Meet the car that thinks it's a smartphone

By Jeremy Laird published

In Depth Smartphone on wheels - that's the sales pitch for the new limited edition Vauxhall Adam White.

Audi g-tron

Why hydrogen is a silly solution to the future of car fuels

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird The world may need an alternative to oil when it comes to fuelling cars. But hydrogen is a silly idea.

PNY Dual USB Car Charger

PNY Dual USB Car Charger review

By Jeremy Laird published

Mini Review Keeping multiple devices charged in-car, especially more power-hungry tablets, can be tricky. PNY has a solution.

Audi TT

The amazing new Audi TT is one of the most high tech cars ever made

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird Forget 0-60mph acceleration times, this thing does 60 frames per second all the time.

DX12

DirectX 12 is set to supercharge PC gaming

By Jeremy Laird published

Analysis Microsoft latest graphics API could revolutionise PC performance - and make AMD's Mantle tech redundant.

MINI Cooper S

The Android-enabled new Mini Cooper S is a techno-marvel

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird The latest Mini may look familiar but it's all new from the ground up and packs unprecedented levels of tech.

Mobile Home

Mobile Home Siri Remote review

By Jeremy Laird published

It's not CarPlay, but this Bluetooth gadget is surely one of the cheapest, easiest ways to get iOS in your car.

Alcosense

Alcosense Digital Breathalyser Lite review

By Jeremy Laird published

You can argue against driving with any level of alcohol in your blood, but the law allows it. This gadget helps you make the call.

CarPlay vs Android Projected Mode

Google vs Apple CarPlay: why maps hold the key for in-car supremacy

By Jeremy Laird published

Jeremy Laird With Google Maps, Google Glass and driverless cars, Google is miles ahead already.

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