The Source Newsletter - March 2013

What's on the roadmap for Internet radio in the car? Find out in the latest installment of our HTML5 video series. Andy Gryc of QNX meets up with Tom Conrad of Pandora to discuss built-in, brought-in, and where HTML5 fits in. Watch the video

Buckle in and get ready for a fast-paced tour of the Bentley. The Daily Planet puts you in the front seat for a firsthand look at the car's many features — from voice control and video conferencing to the virtual mechanic. Watch the episode

• Fortune profiles QNX Software Systems
• Traveling on reserve power
• Making the growing number of connected cars continuously better
• Hello, Bentley: Using Sensory speech technology to create a natural UX
• The isolation imperative: protecting software components in an ISO 26262 system
• Creating HTML5 apps for the car
• Can a safety-critical system be over-engineered?
• All roads lead to QNX at embedded world 2013

Software components can interfere with one another, often with catastrophic results. Learn how you can use isolation techniques to prevent interference from occurring. More

Missed the latest QNX webinar? No worries. You can now download PLCs Made Easy, Open Standards versus Open Source, Traceability in Software Development, and many others. More

• Freescale MPC8308-RDB

This month, members of the QNX auto team participated in panels hosted by the Motor Press Guild and Automotive Megatrends USA 2013. In both cases, the focus was on apps and the car.

Looking ahead, QNX Software Systems will exhibit at ESEC, Japan's largest IT conference, to be held in May. And in June, members of the QNX automotive team will present at the we.connect Car HMI Concepts & Systems event in Berlin and at Telematics Detroit 2013.