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It was a slow progression. The screen was put there for sat-nav. That was a big seller. Then you wanted backup cameras. That was a big seller. And then you want
by 1970-01-01 9mo ago
It was a slow progression. The screen was put there for sat-nav. That was a big seller. Then you wanted backup cameras. That was a big seller. And then you wanted hands-free Bluetooth. That was important, too. And then you wanted voice navigation (which never worked) to accompany the hands-free Bluetooth. And then you wanted CarPlay to listen to audiobooks. And then you wanted bigger screens to show all of this. Finally, you're complaining that all this technology is too much? Why did you ask for it?
- dietr1ch 9mo agoI was alright with the backup cameras and an AUX cable (Bluetooth sucked for at least a decade and not owning your media will forever suck) Now I can stream video from my phone to my car's screen, but can't have the phone ask the car to warm-up, that'll be 30 bucks a month. Things took a drastic corporate turn.
- pjmlp 9mo agoI have listened to audio books since car radios with cassette slots exist, predating CarPlay in decades. Still no CarPlay here.