Re:Apple CarPlay, Android Auto distract drivers more than po...
by drdaeman on Saturday March 21, 2020 @08:59PM
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I've driven i3s and, unfortunately, it's not ideal.
Well, the knob is fine - the CarPlay apps aren't. You can find the physical control by touch, but for any non-trivial operation you still have to actively watch the display as you fiddle the dial to get to the action (on-screen control) you need.
Which is dangerously distractive on the road and kind of irritating when parked.
Well, the knob is fine - the CarPlay apps aren't. You can find the physical control by touch, but for any non-trivial operation you still have to actively watch the display as you fiddle the dial to get to the action (on-screen control) you need.
Which is dangerously distractive on the road and kind of irritating when parked.