BMW Group is giving a big endorsement to playing video games in your car as it launches the AirConsole gaming platform in its BMW 5 Series cars. BMW said the partnership will bring a unique kind of in ...

UNO Car Party! will begin rolling out to over 500,000 BMW and MINI vehicles through AirConsole starting August 21 st “We continue to increase the value of the overall digital experience for our ...

Mattel, AirConsole and BMW Group have transformed UNO into a playable connected game in a brand-new environment: the car. Whether a family is at rest during a road trip or a group of friends stop to ...

Believe it or not, we’re at a point in our existence when the presence of in-car gaming starts weighing in our vehicle purchase decisions. Several carmakers, with Tesla leading the pack, are already ...

Volkswagen has teamed up with gaming platform AirConsole to make multiplayer games part of the in-car experience for European drivers and passengers. AirConsole offers a large number of casual games, ...

Long ago, video gaming was solely an in-home pastime using joysticks and controllers connected to a TV. In recent years, the gaming culture expanded to mobile devices, so people began playing on the ...

BMW today announced that it is partnering with AirConsole, a casual gaming platform that uses smartphones as the controller and will be run through BMW’s infotainment system. “With AirConsole we will ...

James has been writing about cars professionally since 2012. After a bruising period freelancing in his native UK, James spent six years in Dubai, starting his new life abroad as Web Editor for ...

Gamers rise up. Wealthy gamers, that is. BMW is partnering with AirConsole, a gaming platform, in order to bring video games to BMW infotainment screens. The plan, according to a statement from the ...

ZÜRICH, Switzerland, June 14, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- N-Dream AG — creators of the leading cloud-based virtual gaming platform AirConsole that brings friends and family together for same-room ...

What do you do when you’re in your car? The answer is that, increasingly, you spend less time driving it than you might think. The Swiss start-up AirConsole reckons that by 2025, as much as 30% of the ...

Tired: Playing Candy Crush on your phone while you wait in your car to pick up the kids. Wired: Using your smartphone as a controller to play video games on your BMW’s display screen. That’s right.