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This is interesting. Looks like Apple is trying to take over your car's OS and re-skin it to look and act like an iPhone. This is of course a brilliant move by Apple...the goal may be that the vehicle manufacturer doesn't need to develop its own UI, and pays apple for it instead?
But how does this benefit the car manufacturer? Half of their users already hate Apple's UI (Maybe. That's my own biased opinion). And this only works if you use iPhone. But on the other hand it's probably better than the native Ford UI.
And this opens up a whole host of liability, security, data use, regulatory, and safety issues for Apple.
As for Tesla, I'm thrilled that they will never integrate this CarPlay option into their vehicles, and that they already produce industry leading UI/software that rivals anything apple can do.
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/next-generation-apple-carplay-wwdc-2022-preview/
But how does this benefit the car manufacturer? Half of their users already hate Apple's UI (Maybe. That's my own biased opinion). And this only works if you use iPhone. But on the other hand it's probably better than the native Ford UI.
And this opens up a whole host of liability, security, data use, regulatory, and safety issues for Apple.
As for Tesla, I'm thrilled that they will never integrate this CarPlay option into their vehicles, and that they already produce industry leading UI/software that rivals anything apple can do.
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/next-generation-apple-carplay-wwdc-2022-preview/
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