If you’ve been following GM Authority, you may have heard about the planned integration of the Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system with the BringGo navigation application. Well, the integration ...

Owners of Chevy MyLink-equipped Sonics and Sparks will soon have the ability to access and control the global and personalized audio streaming app TuneIn, providing them with the ability to listen to ...

Soon owners of new Chevrolet vehicles like the Corvette, Equinox, Impala, Malibu, Volt, and Silverado will be able to download a range of different apps directly to their vehicles through MyLink. This ...

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA—Infotainment systems have come standard on higher-end cars for several years, but GM is now making them a standard feature on its compact economy cars as well. And it’s doing it by ...

Chevrolet’s Spark and Sonic cars are getting some new apps in their MyLink infotainment systems. The apps include TuneIn radio, an Internet radio app that lets you stream local radio stations from ...

Chevy expands the app capability of the Spark and Sonic models, integrating the TuneIn Internet radio app to its MyLink infotainment system. Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes about automotive ...

Whip out your backpack and groom your mustache: it's time for America's favorite festival for interactive, film, and music, South by Southwest. And just like last year, Chevrolet will be tagging along ...

General Motors and TuneIn turned to Livio to help bridge their technologies in OEM car stereos. Specifically, GM will use Livio Connect technology to integrate the TuneIn music smartphone app with the ...

A number of Chevrolet owners whose cars are equipped with MyLink and support for Android Auto are now complaining that Google’s app no longer works. While bugs in Android Auto are nothing new, Chevy ...

One of the more promising items Chevrolet plans to showcase during the L.A. Auto Show later this month isn’t a car at all. No, instead it’s a more advanced version of the brand’s MyLink telematics ...

We published our head-to-head shootout of infotainment systems in the JanuaryAUTOMOBILE MAGAZINE.But technology doesn't stay in one place for long. Since that comparison, we've uncovered new trends ...