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Feb 6, 2017 41 min

41. Do People Really Not Know Where They're Going?

from Interface Hosted by Ian Fuchs

Why is it that every car radio, CD player, or fancy infotainment system sucks? Maybe it's a disconnect with customers, maybe it's just a lack of care… or maybe it's because there is no incentive to make it better when the competition all sucks, too. Either way, we don't like it. When the device in our pocket can do almost anything, why can't it be the center of our automotive life? * Chevy partners with LG for in-car entertainment * Apple CarPlay * Ignition (CarPlay on iPad) * Android Auto

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