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Not just the software, so many cars don't even have a functional touchscreen while requiring use of it for many core features. Hyundai for example like to use r
by melony 4y ago
Not just the software, so many cars don't even have a functional touchscreen while requiring use of it for many core features. Hyundai for example like to use really low quality touch screens that are even slower than my old Nokia's resistive display. What is the point of pan-and-zoom in a GPS maps app if the screen can barely keep up in real-time?
- rapsey 4y agoCars have very high temperature requirements for screens. Cars and their screens must survive very hot and very cold temperatures and last decades. Keep in mind the screen is right there under the sun on a hot day. A fancy beautiful tablet screen would last a very short time under car conditions.
- redox99 4y agoMany cars have decent touch screens so it's clearly something doable.