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It seems like launching the app with a button push on iOS would be a good enough trade-off to get the benefits of the rest of the app. The iOS market for this
by rgrieselhuber 15y ago
It seems like launching the app with a button push on iOS would be a good enough trade-off to get the benefits of the rest of the app.
The iOS market for this is going to be huge and someone is going to do it eventually regardless of whether you need to push a button.
- earbitscom 15y agoOr just turn it on before you drive.
- rdl 15y agoMy car has a steering wheel push button to do make a call; I should test how it works with an iPhone 4s and Siri. I wonder if a bluetooth 4.0 low energy steering wheel slipcover would make sense. You could have a bunch of buttons to do chorded input. The main problem I have now is that my iPhone locks after a few minutes, even in the dock. I want my phone to remain unlocked while in the car, since entering a long pass phrase on the screen is quite unsafe.
- mlinsey 15y agoYep. The Sonalight founders are seriously awesome so I'm confident they'll figure something out on iOS and kill it - I'm just speculating as to why they've been focusing on Android up until now. Controlling the whole app without touching your phone makes for an awesome demo.