Keynote presenters had some interesting things to say at Collab Summit on Monday. Here are some top takeaways.

The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit 2013 kicked off this morning with keynotes from Jaguar Land Rover, Samsung Electronics and Adapteva, maker of the $99 Linux-based Parallella supercomputer.  Watch the rest of our day-one keynotes for free via live video stream on the Events website.

Today we’d like to welcome Xen as the newest Linux Foundation Collaborative Project.

Like many of us you are probably using your car almost every single day: commute to work, take the kids to school, run errands, go shopping, or just for fun. You name it. And while spending all this time on the road you may be using the in-vehicle infotainment system built into your ride for navigation, listening to music from the radio, accessing content stored on my mobile device, making phone calls, getting traffic updates and much more. And whether or not you are entirely happy with the solution that the maker has built into your car you may have the one or other idea on how things can be improved. Or maybe you think this is all lame and you can do a much better job. Well, here is your opportunity.