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Does Tesla support GaiaGPS? Overcast? Audiable? Emby? The thing that makes CarPlay and android auto great is anyone can write software that pops up on the info

Does Tesla support GaiaGPS? Overcast? Audiable? Emby? The thing that makes CarPlay and android auto great is anyone can write software that pops up on the infotainment screen. I will never get a vehicle that doesn’t have it again.

bottlepalm 4y ago
I can run those apps on my phone and see them fine from the charger/dock right under the screen. https://www.notateslaapp.com/images/news/2022/wireless-charger.jpg https://www.notateslaapp.com/images/news/2022/wireless-charg...
- alistairSH 4y ago
  That's kind of not the point. Having those apps run on the main screen has advantages... - touchscreen is easier to access - screen is bigger - screen is better placed (less eye movement = safer)
  - bottlepalm 4y ago
    For media apps at least, they can be controlled fine from the buttons to the steering wheel, no need to take your eyes off the road. Any navigation app you're going to have to look over anyways. I've used Waze in a Tesla, didn't take me any more time to look at that than the map on the upper screen.
    - alistairSH 4y ago
      The steering wheel is going to control an app running natively in the phone (which is sitting in a cradle, and not linked by CP/AA)? That's what the post above mine was asserting worked well.
      - brokenmachine 4y ago
        My car steering wheel controls control my phone over bluetooth fine, at least for skipping and pausing.
- katbyte 4y ago
  That has nothing to do with Tesla thou. You can put a phone mount anywhere you want in any vehicle. The discussion is around Tesla vs CarPlay
frumper 4y ago
GM is reversing course and making their own system and will no longer support CarPlay. Manufacturers want the subscription money and control, I wouldn't be surprised if more pull back. https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1139243_gm-to-phase-out-apple-carplay-in-evs-chooses-google https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1139243_gm-to-phase-out-...
- webinvest 4y ago
  They want the data
- solfox 4y ago
  Precisely. And consumers lose out.

bottlepalm 4y ago

I can run those apps on my phone and see them fine from the charger/dock right under the screen. https://www.notateslaapp.com/images/news/2022/wireless-charger.jpg https://www.notateslaapp.com/images/news/2022/wireless-charg...

alistairSH 4y ago
That's kind of not the point. Having those apps run on the main screen has advantages... - touchscreen is easier to access - screen is bigger - screen is better placed (less eye movement = safer)
- bottlepalm 4y ago
  For media apps at least, they can be controlled fine from the buttons to the steering wheel, no need to take your eyes off the road. Any navigation app you're going to have to look over anyways. I've used Waze in a Tesla, didn't take me any more time to look at that than the map on the upper screen.
  - alistairSH 4y ago
    The steering wheel is going to control an app running natively in the phone (which is sitting in a cradle, and not linked by CP/AA)? That's what the post above mine was asserting worked well.
    - brokenmachine 4y ago
      My car steering wheel controls control my phone over bluetooth fine, at least for skipping and pausing.
katbyte 4y ago
That has nothing to do with Tesla thou. You can put a phone mount anywhere you want in any vehicle. The discussion is around Tesla vs CarPlay

frumper 4y ago

GM is reversing course and making their own system and will no longer support CarPlay. Manufacturers want the subscription money and control, I wouldn't be surprised if more pull back. https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1139243_gm-to-phase-out-apple-carplay-in-evs-chooses-google https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1139243_gm-to-phase-out-...

webinvest 4y ago
They want the data
solfox 4y ago
Precisely. And consumers lose out.