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Re:Tesla’s Model S Gets “Ludicrous” Mode, Will Do 0-60 in 2.... by rs999gti on Friday July 17, 2015 @04:47PM (#9905218)
"It gives an amazing user experience, "Hey restart your car and it's now got X and Y". Respect."

It's basically Apple's model with iPhone and Macs, except applied to automobiles.

Re:Tesla’s Model S Gets “Ludicrous” Mode, Will Do 0-60 in 2.... by noja on Friday July 17, 2015 @04:52PM (#9905247)
How is a software update "Apple's model"?
Re:Tesla’s Model S Gets “Ludicrous” Mode, Will Do 0-60 in 2.... by monokrome on Friday July 17, 2015 @04:48PM (#9905226)
Not sure that this is necessarily Apple-specific
Re:Tesla’s Model S Gets “Ludicrous” Mode, Will Do 0-60 in 2.... by superuser2 on Friday July 17, 2015 @09:50PM (#9906289)
In practice, carriers and manufacturers do not tend to release updates for Android phones other than Nexus once the shinier model has come out a few months later.

One of the major selling points of the iPhone is that it will continue to receive full OS updates for 2+ years.

Continuing software upgrades are pretty Apple-specific in the smartphone market, but it's also just as true of Windows and Linux in the desktop space.