tzterri

My 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid came with it on the mid-priced model and it has a setting for either CarPlay or Android. Updates come through my iPhone for CarPlay. Nothing comes from Honda.

Bring back a 17 inch laptop please

I'm guessing this is with simple 6 digit passcodes. I have a complex passcode that is 16 digits long.

Karma's a bitch

Last year I needed a hybrid. Went with Honda after finding out I couldn't get CarPaly on a Toyota. 

We will still need to have our phone out as we need to control the Lyft and Uber apps. Also if we use Lyft and Uber's builtin navagation, like I do it doesn't show up on the dash. If we want the navagation to show up on the dash we need to link our apps to an exturnal map like Google or Waze and I don't do that as it takes too load to loud the maps vs alsmo instant using their builtin navagation.

MustSeeUHDTV said:

Not an Uber or Lyft Driver, but I'm sure it would be useful for them have the app run in CarPlay, so they don't put their phone in a cradle on their dash.

As long as the Lightning to headphone adapter allows me to us my PayPal and Square card readers I'm fine with the jack being removed as I've been using Bluetooth for a few years now.

Will it have a headphone jack?

I skipped the series 3 watch as the only thing new in it was cellular and that would increase my monthly cell bill by $10 a month if I turned it on. But the series 4 has a ton of new features plus as mine is going on three years I would guess that its battery will need replacing soon. I got the cellular version just in case I decide that I want it but you don't have have to turn it on. Plus I really like the Black Nike Sport loop band and Apple is giving me $125 for my old series 2 watch. I'm hoping that I can keep the Nike band that came with my Nike series 2 watch along with its charger when I send my old watch back for a credit.

I drive a hybrid. If my car explodes in an accident do I sue the gas companies or the maker of the giant lithium battery in it? Really wondering how they could figure out it was the iPad that caused the fire? Bet it was plugged into a 3rd party charger or was somehow damaged.