MisterKit

So if a limp mode was not originally programmed into an automobile’s computer the car would just stop and that would be okay? But if a software upgrade installed into the automobile’s software would introduce a new ‘hidden’ mode that would keep the car running instead of shutting down, that would not be okay just because the automobile manufacturer didn’t tell us about it?

If the computer in my car malfunctions  it will fall back to a basic less efficient program to keep the car running until I get to a safe place instead of shutting down. I really don’t think I have an issue with the automobile manufacturer for not being upfront that the car would slow down rather than stop completely. I guess automobile manufacturers are next in line. Better lawyer up.

This idea and patent is kind of like patenting toilet paper that just knows how to wad up and match your a**.

It is difficult for me to believe that the concept of a foldable mobile device will ever come to fruition. May the Engineers of the World prove me wrong.

I never have understood how people would rather have their iPhone shut down than slow down.