Is that really going to be a thing? (The sub-woofer isn't in the car to enable so I doubt it.)
Or did you mean the Premium Connectivity subscription service for the browser, streaming music, and live traffic display, and satellite maps?
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Is that really going to be a thing? (The sub-woofer isn't in the car to enable so I doubt it.)
Or did you mean the Premium Connectivity subscription service for the browser, streaming music, and live traffic display, and satellite maps?
tk421jag
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Wooloomooloo
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Why are people getting precious about the screen shots and suggesting breach of NDA. There is no NDA with V10, and all of those screenshots have been shared already on Electrek and a dozen other websites.
Because although there isn't a signed traditional NDA, there is a signed agreement that states you don't share this kind of stuff. Tesla doesn't have any recourse (besides potentially revoking EAP access) if you share details, but it's kind of a dick thing to do. The whole point is to keep this stuff confidential so they can test new features without the entire world knowing about it. Obviously this doesn't appear to be working in practice...
Honestly, I'd hope Tesla does a good job of policing this and revokes EAP access to those who violate the rules.
Chris350
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The version currently out is TEAP..... So, the NDA is in effect until this version goes out to the public.
I’m a early access program member and I generat get the latest update about a week after everyone else on here has it...
Heh... at this point those two groups are supposed to be the same. But LOL Elon....
Early Access Program members are people who have been invited to participate beta testing of newer versions of the software before Tesla releases them to the public. They aren't supposed to talk about it, post screenshots, and videos, but it happens.
M109Rider
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Lol.
Most of this thread is not about version 10 release notes. It’s just about the same old group of guys whining and complaining again. Ha Ha.
If I was Elon, I would avoid giving beta software and capabilities to this group at all costs.
Would any of you really want to give free software, or a new product to someone you knew ahead of time, would just whine and complain about it simply because that’s what they enjoy doing most.?
Lol.
Wooloomooloo
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OK, but by the time the OP here posted those, they were already in the public domain.
https://electrek.co/2019/09/15/tesla-v10-first-look-release-notes-features/
As for your second comment, I am pretty sure that Tesla love the fact this is being leaked and generating hype. It's free marketing for them.
I don't understand the focus on games. If I wanted games in my car, I'd bring or buy a tablet, whose cost would be a rounding error to the cost of my Tesla, and I'd have access to a huge range of games, and I'd be able to interact with them in a much more comfortable way than reaching across into the middle towards a fixed screen.Perhaps I'm missing something, but while the existing set took me down memory lane and were quite fun for 5 mins, they were in fact very uncomfortable to play.
Dan203
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I think they're trying to give people a way to pass the time when they're charging. I can't imagine I'll ever play any of the games beyond the novelty when I first get it, but that's mainly because I rarely take road trips.
I think they're trying to give people a way to pass the time when they're charging. I can't imagine I'll ever play any of the games beyond the novelty when I first get it, but that's mainly because I rarely take road trips.
Chetanh
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Dan203
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In this case the game was developed by a 3rd party so seems unlikely any internal assets were used except maybe to wire in control stuff if they don't use some universal standard for that.
RandomX
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ElectricLee
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I would like to see a small part of the Rental car infrastructure before the Tesla Taxi Network.... Then I can loan out my car like on Turo and understand the how Pass a key access to a renter. how to charge overage for car not returned on time. How to manage milage limits. Pass Super Charging cost to the renter. Manage Guess profiles within the screen. Limit or get notification of range the car is driven, if I were to limit the radius of 1000 Miles. etc....
That’s going to be like version 14 or something. We’re so far away from that. FSD (with driver paying attention) might not even show up in 2020. Tesla has a long long way to go before that stuff.
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