Perfect technology blogs for your BMW/TESLA

Android Auto is software that lets you connect the phone to the vehicle’s infotainment system, and use your favorite apps on the car’s display with the in-built controls. Of course, smartphone functionality is limited to minimize distractions, but the most important features and apps are there to stay

So inconspicuous, yet pretty packed with handy functions. A standard remote BMW key fob can not only lock and unlock your doors or open the trunk, but in some cases control your windows, start the engine, disable your BMW sensors and more. Check out what tricks you can expect.

Have you always wanted to boast about your shiny, retrofitted BMW on social media profiles, but don’t know how to capture its good looks and polish on camera? Or maybe you want to take some awesome sales pics of your car, which would get BMW seekers flocking to you? If your answer is yes then this car photography tutorial for beginners will be the guide you’re looking for.

6WB is a display behind the wheel with a fully digitized panel. It’s the equivalent of the analog gauges found in older models, but it certainly boasts more features.

Decoding your BMW's VIN with a free online VIN decoder like decoder.bvzine.com is easy, but there's a lot more that goes into understanding your vehicle. That seemingly random string of numbers printed on your BMW’s dash or on the driver’s side door jamb is more important than you think. Each of the 17 digits actually tells you something specific about your car, from when and where it was built to its feature-set. You can even use it on certain motor vehicle registries to find out whether the car is considered a salvage (repaired after a major wreck) or is listed as stolen. All essential information if you are buying a pre-owned or used car, simply want to do some comparison shopping, or wish to find the right upgrades or parts for your own car.

A center console wireless charging pad offers unrivalled convenience and driving safety, along with seamless integration with your BMW's interior.

BMW gesture control is BMW’s latest feature, that allows drivers to control select iDrive functions with the use of hand gestures captured by a 3D camera. Making simple moves, you can accept or decline a phone call, turn up or down the audio volume, set navigation destinations or change the angle in the 360 degree view of the vehicle.

A BMW full of comforts. Who doesn’t want that? Having your mirrors fold as you go into reverse, headlights cleaning themselves or your car getting ventilated before you even get in. As it turns out, you don’t need to buy the latest BMW to have your car do it all for you! You don’t even have to retrofit anything, most of them are in your BMW hidden!