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20 seconds? It's a default action for me and takes less than 5 seconds to plug in and drop into (or practically nothing for shorter journeys since I don't both
by photojosh 9y ago
20 seconds?
It's a default action for me and takes less than 5 seconds to plug in and drop into (or practically nothing for shorter journeys since I don't bother to plug in), and I'm going to get a wireless charging dock some time now that my phone supports it.
I'm glad our 2009 car doesn't have sat-nav. :)
- jhall1468 9y ago> I'm glad our 2009 car doesn't have sat-nav. :) That's odd to me. We have GPS in our Outback, but we use our phones. I'm pretty happy having the backup that works if we don't have a cell signal, so being glad you don't have it is odd... it's not like it adds significantly to the price.
- photojosh 9y agoJust my experience with it in other cars: because it asks you to accept a disclaimer every time you start the car, which annoys me no end. I have a bit of a minimalist and/or design snobbery bent though: I would often rather have no solution at all than a poor one.
- chiph 9y agoI added a USB interface module and it clicks the lawyer screen's "accept" button for me, but yes that is a waste of time. Something it does that I do agree is annoying is lock out the UI when you drive more than 2 mph. For safety.