Vulnox
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I am mostly looking forward to this, as long as I can turn off the "Hey Google" stuff. The more I can ignore the underlying Android disaster the better. But it will at least bring along more onboard app compatibility and hopefully an improved onboard Nav experience, especially for EVs.
While I want them to continue AA/Carplay support, I suspect there will be a disconnect when it comes to the ultra wide screen like they have in the Expedition where it won't be able to show different apps from your phone projected to the different segments of the screen, either due to limitations in the vehicle OS or in Carplay/AA. Like letting you show Apple Maps in one segment and something like Spotify in another that are both streaming from your iPhone (or Android phone or whatever). So you will want the onboard apps to be pretty solid as those will be what you can put in those segments.
The lag is hard to judge from the video. Hopefully they step up their game on the hardware front and that won't be as much of an issue. It has to be clear by now from Rivian and Tesla and the Chinese EV companies that are bringing really responsive UIs that the bare minimum isn't enough.
While I want them to continue AA/Carplay support, I suspect there will be a disconnect when it comes to the ultra wide screen like they have in the Expedition where it won't be able to show different apps from your phone projected to the different segments of the screen, either due to limitations in the vehicle OS or in Carplay/AA. Like letting you show Apple Maps in one segment and something like Spotify in another that are both streaming from your iPhone (or Android phone or whatever). So you will want the onboard apps to be pretty solid as those will be what you can put in those segments.
The lag is hard to judge from the video. Hopefully they step up their game on the hardware front and that won't be as much of an issue. It has to be clear by now from Rivian and Tesla and the Chinese EV companies that are bringing really responsive UIs that the bare minimum isn't enough.
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