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Ex-Apple engineer explains why the first iPhone didn't have copy and paste
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Tesla, BMW don't appear to be gearing up to join Apple's new CarPlay vision
jamnap said:I admit I own a 2021 BM loaded x5. It is an amazing brand with super engineering. I like nice things and BM is a very nice thing. But Chadbag is wrong to assume we are all a-holes. I am one if the nicest guys on the road. I do use Apple Music with my car and sometimes Apple Maps. Everything works great together, but I do not want to use any version of CarPlay that replaces my instrument panel with an Apple look. Apple screens in CarPlay look so cartoonist. I am happy with BM OEM display clusters and options.
I did say it was a stereotype and not all members of a stereotyped class will actually match the stereotype. But enough do to create the stereotype.
A good friend of mine just recently ordered a BMW (upgrade from his Mazda). He is the nicest guy in the world. I kidded him about joining the a-hole class. We had a good laugh about that. Another friend ofmine works for BMW bank in the US and of course drives a BMW. He is reasonbly nice as well. But almost every day I see a BMW being driven in such a way as it reinforces the stereotype.
Even 30 years ago when I lived in Germany working for DEC the BMW drivers kind of had the reputation as all the (male) businessmen with company supplied BMW cars drove like the rules of the road didn't apply to them. (Like instead of waiting in line in the left turn lane at an intersection they would go down the normal lane and at the last minute turn left outside the normal people turning and then cut them off -- saw that sort of thing regularly). -
Tesla, BMW don't appear to be gearing up to join Apple's new CarPlay vision
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Texas boy's 31 cheeseburger order demonstrates why you should secure your iPhone
I am interested in how the iOS parental controls would have prevented this. My understanding is that the kid had the mom's phone, not his own, and I don't think parents are meant to put parental controls on their own phones.Now, faceID with Apple Pay for payment makes sense in this case. And generally locking the phone when not in use -
EU law will force Apple to blow open its entire hardware and software stack