Apple has quietly turned the iPhone into a car key, but the feature is buried behind jargon, scattered settings, and ...

I know what you think: why use a phone accessory to replace the car key when you can use the phone itself for the same thing? Digital car keys are slowly taking over, but it's not a secret that their ...

Storing your digital car keys on your iPhone is a simple process, as long as you have a compatible device and a vehicle that supports this feature.

There's a safer way to unlock and start your car than using the key fob that comes with it, assuming you own the right hardware. The right combination of a vehicle, an Android phone, and an Android ...

Digital keys are the next bandwagon that most carmakers stateside plan to jump on — and that Apple desperately wants you to use. But as of now, it's not a universal feature. Older cars might lack the ...

Lost car keys could be a thing of the past if wireless technologies pan out and provide better security than physical keys. The possibilities include phones that would link with your car, near-field ...

Remember when losing your car key meant a frantic scramble through your pockets? Apple solved that back in 2020 with Car Keys in Wallet. That's right, you can unlock your vehicle by waving your phone ...

April 16, 2024 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Similar to the way Apple Wallet can make it easier to go out without physical credit cards, Apple Car Key can ...

Apple's Car Key turns your iPhone into a digital car key, letting you unlock, start, and share your ride — no key fob required. Here's how it works, and which manufacturers support the technology.