CarPlay Lets Drivers Access Their iPhone Via Siri
YUCK
Yuck! Why would I ever want to integrate my vehicle with Apple Maps. Google Maps integration is the only thing that even makes sense. You can take your proprietary crap and shove it Apple. So, can any auto manufacturers who wants to shove this crap down my throat. Support an open platform that allows me to bring a device of my choosing or lose my business, plain and simple.
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I hear what you're saying. However, it appears that the manufacturers are NOT turning control over to Apple. What they are doing...
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I hear what you're saying. However, it appears that the manufacturers are NOT turning control over to Apple. What they are doing...
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its clearly not gonna be something for everyone but theres still A LOT of people that love iPhones and are gonna only have iPhones the same with every manufacturer.
and when it comes to google maps and apple maps thats all on experience ive never h...
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and when it comes to google maps and apple maps thats all on experience ive never h...
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Open Standard
I don't get why Car manufactures want to tie their cars infotainment center to one mobile OS, because cars last 20+ years. In 20 years that infotainment center could be useless because iOS is dead, or iOS has change so much it can't or wont support it. Heck even in 10 or 5 years from know that field could be completely different and then the infotainment center is dead. Why not develop a open standard infotainment center that works with all phones?
For example, develop their infotainment center to work with all phones, via bluetooth because that's one things all phones have from feature phones all the way to high end smartphones. Then add features to work with smartphones via an app that people can download and then release the app on ...
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For example, develop their infotainment center to work with all phones, via bluetooth because that's one things all phones have from feature phones all the way to high end smartphones. Then add features to work with smartphones via an app that people can download and then release the app on ...
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+1 totally agree with you. Plus, the market share for Apple is lowering, everybody's getting a Samsung or another Android phone
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it' all about the money!
if there' sheep to buy it, why not. haha
if there' sheep to buy it, why not. haha
The story is generalized around Apple news; not auto industry news. From what I gather, auto manufacturers are not going with ios as a standard. The article is implying that Apple is being added to the growing selection of choices for interacting with...
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This is an integration feature for iPhone users, not a replacement for in-car infotainment
In other words, this is a feature to consistently integrate the iPhone with various infotainment systems instead of each manufacturer taking bits and pieces of iOS navigation and trying to work it into the universally terrible in-car infotainment systems.
If you want to know why not Android, it's because Google hasn't developed it yet (also because manufacturers are probably lobbying for their own integrated feature set. Looking at you, Samsung.)
If you want to know why so many automakers would focus on implementing this, well, it's not exactly rocket surgery.
If you want to know why not Android, it's because Google hasn't developed it yet (also because manufacturers are probably lobbying for their own integrated feature set. Looking at you, Samsung.)
If you want to know why so many automakers would focus on implementing this, well, it's not exactly rocket surgery.
