All new cars already come with Bluetooth compatibility, which makes it easier to stay connected safely while driving.

That means there's a high likelihood that your car's screen is already compatible with these two systems, and you can simply plug in or connect your phone wirelessly to begin using them.

Trying to get the best wireless audio out of a pair of wired speakers, an old car stereo, or a jack-less phone? Try these Bluetooth receivers.

Smart, that subsidiary of Daimler Chrysler which a few months ago started selling a car that came with an iPod, is coming out with a special edition of its City Coupe with built-in Bluetooth: The ...