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I see! Voice commands are amazing for me. I have a French accent and google voice is so good compared to Siri. I heard similar comments from a friend who is Russian. Siri is just terrible with foreign accents.I’m more referring to the capabilities of the media interface than the UI. My Mustang could play songs from my iPhone via a USB connection and I could browse artists/songs/playlists in the touch screen and even issue voice commands to Sync to play specific content on my iPhone. The Model 3 can’t do any of this with a USB connected phone or iPod.
Now that I’m on the subject of voice commands, my Mustang allowed me to change the HVAC temperature via voice as well. Elon says we’ll be getting more voice commands, hopefully version 9 will bring this.
Haha it won’t. It’ll be 9.52V9 is supposed to get dashcam capability too....just dont know if first version will...
Where is my Easter egg - Google music supportMy delivery specialist said they are going to add another Easter egg... games
+1. That is also likely why the beta period is a fixed 14 day period which is the same for everyone. And not something that can be started individually from the car.This. If you want to showcase the product to those who aren't entirely convinced, you have to let them see the most refined product with the best user experience. That's what we currently have.
V9 may have some more features, but the user experience with them is likely to be rougher. The people who have not bought EAP at this point are those who want to be convinced that it's past the "gimmick" stage and into the "functionally useful" stage.
+1. That is also likely why the beta period is a fixed 14 day period which is the same for everyone. And not something that can be started individually from the car.
They want to be sure everyone has finished their beta period by the time v9 is released. A good experience with v8 as well as some news about how awesome v9 will be, is most likely making a few people buy it.
My delivery specialist said they are going to add another Easter egg... games
Actually very exited about these games!That was already widely reported in some detail-
Tesla is adding classic Atari games to its cars
You use the cars steering wheel to play Pole Position for example.
That was already widely reported in some detail-
Tesla is adding classic Atari games to its cars
You use the cars steering wheel to play Pole Position for example.
Every hour of development time they waste with stupid games is an hour they could have spent developing CarPlay or some other mirroring protocol.
Then you can put whatever game or whatever on your phone and mirror it on the car display. And other people can put whatever they want was well.
There is no way Tesla has the resources to make every app that someone may want on the car, so why not just make a way for your phone to take up the slack? Then you have the entire app store available to you, with all the third-party developers that can make apps Tesla would never have thought of.
Every hour of development time they waste with stupid games is an hour they could have spent developing CarPlay or some other mirroring protocol.
Then you can put whatever game or whatever on your phone and mirror it on the car display. And other people can put whatever they want was well.
There is no way Tesla has the resources to make every app that someone may want on the car, so why not just make a way for your phone to take up the slack? Then you have the entire app store available to you, with all the third-party developers that can make apps Tesla would never have thought of.
I would surmise the reason is they want to control the ecosystem, like Apple. Anytime you open your system to outside developers, it is a security/stability risk. To what extent, I have no idea since I have no insight into their infrastructure.There is no way Tesla has the resources to make every app that someone may want on the car, so why not just make a way for your phone to take up the slack? Then you have the entire app store available to you, with all the third-party developers that can make apps Tesla would never have thought of.
Implementing Car Play is actually pretty trivial for them to do.
The main reasons they would choose not to do it is strategic/branding being one (they refuse to give up any of the in car infotainment experience to Apple/Google who are their competitors) and Apple/Google requiring that you turn over the vehicle display to them (I believe the whole display) being the other one.
I would love to see Carplay arrive on Tesla vehicle and perhaps it will some day happen, it should be quite doable if Apple would allow CarPlay to be shown in a windowed mode.
I believe CarPlay can run in windowed mode because it does so on my 2017 BMW X5 (3/4 of the screen is Carplay, the other 1/3 is for BMW widgets).
I'm with you on this stuff.That might be a relatively new change then. Historically Carplay needed to run on the entire screen and you needed to exit out of CarPlay to see the vehicle infotainment stuff.
I still don't see Tesla caving in on this as they want to control the car infotainment experience..... and eventually even sell you things like "Tesla Music" subscriptions.