The Source Newsletter - July 2012

If you use the QNX® Neutrino® RTOS 6.5, take a minute to check out the new service pack released by QNX Software Systems. Highlights include optimized memory management, enhanced USB support, a faster networking stack, and more-efficient file systems. Download now

Derek Kuhn of QNX sits down with Mathias Halliger of Audi to discuss why HTML5 promises less fragmentation, greater integration, and a more seamless user experience. Watch video

• For safety's sake, why don't cars just disable phones?
• The future of the self-driving car ain't what it used to be
• Will autonomous car tech save your life?
• How will HTML5 play out in the car? A video series roundup
• So why all the fuss over HTML5?
• QNX CAR goes to school
• Why do I work at QNX? Reason #2: We help make a difference
• Why do I work at QNX? Reason #3: We enable cool

Discover how HTML5 offers three key advantages over its predecessors. If you're not already up to your elbows in HTML5 programming, this paper is for you. More

Want to develop apps for the car? Learn how an infotainment system is structured, how distraction can be minimized with the right UI, and why automakers are embracing HTML5. Webinar held June 28; download the archived version

• Freescale i.MX28 EVK
• Freescale i.MX6Q Sabre ARD
• Freescale i.MX6Q Sabre Lite
• Freescale P2041RDB-PA
• Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 Panda
• Texas Instruments OMAP 4460 Panda ES
• Texas Instruments DRA6xx and DM814x (Jacinto 5) EVM

QNX Senior Vice President of Engineering Wins CATA Alliance Private Sector Innovation and Leadership Award

In July, QNX Software Systems held an automotive technology symposium in Bangalore and exhibited at ESC India 2012 in Bengaluru. In August, it will exhibit at FTF China in Beijing and FTF India in Bengaluru, and at a TI Tech Day in San Jose.

See our complete event calendar.