When will the Waze app work with Apple Car Play?
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If you live in an area with generally light traffic, it makes no difference which nav app one uses, and the OEM nav works great too.
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Car Play is '15s and newer correct?
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#23
I think so, but it could have been starting w/ 16.
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Safety Car
Originally Posted by MikeERWNC
Why not buy a real phone instead of a junior high school girl's twitter toy?
#30
Melting Slicks
Other than being tethered to everything Apple (Socialism), what benefit is there in owning an Iphone?
Most of you can get the same performance out of a Tracfone or the new Jitterbug mobile phone.
https://www.jitterbugdirect.com/plans.aspx
Most of you can get the same performance out of a Tracfone or the new Jitterbug mobile phone.
https://www.jitterbugdirect.com/plans.aspx
#31
It's sort of like saying "why would I drive a C7 when a Civic will basically do the same thing?"
#32
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Socialism: a political and economic theory of social organization that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
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My experience running Apple Maps and Waze simultaneously is that they more often than not route me completely differently. Thus, one can't be "behind" the other, since they're giving completely different commands. Maps wants to send me on the main route, and that would be great with no traffic. Problem is, there is always gridlocked traffic over the 4 hour morning and evening rush hours. Waze almost always out performs Maps and gets me there quicker. Maps is clueless with regard to traffic gridlock.
If you live in an area with generally light traffic, it makes no difference which nav app one uses, and the OEM nav works great too.
If you live in an area with generally light traffic, it makes no difference which nav app one uses, and the OEM nav works great too.
Actually I made that one up myself ten years ago while trying to figure out a discrepancy between a Garmin portable, and a rental car unit. I’m still proud of myself for that one.
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#34
Melting Slicks
2016 was the first year of the C7 for CarPlay and Android Auto. Unless you have multiple Apple devices connected via the Apple Echo System...it's hard to understand the true benefit of the iPhone over Android. I use 4 iPhones, 3 iPads and 3 Macbook Pro's between work and play and the beauty is really seen on how they all work together as one. I also have a Samsung S8 and although the screen is really nice and it does have a few features that iPhones don't have (and are on the bottom of the list as far as importance), IOS deft has the more polish not to mention simplicity.
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Burning Brakes
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