He literally said "You CAN take part in SharePlay even if you DON'T have Apple Music..."Ok... So if you don't pay for Apple Music you can't use SharePlay?.. That's kinda dumb.
Also, with all these wonderful updates, they still can't make an incoming phone call NOT take over the entire interface covering up your map?.. I remember years ago when they solved this for the iPhone, wonder how long it will take for CarPlay...
Have they confirmed that the ‘24 Nautilus will support the new CarPlay experience? I’m willing to bet it will, since it looks like they’ve designed the infotainment system in preparation for this launch. Just curious if any official announcement was made.If you are looking for a vehicle that supports the new CarPlay system with the full screen displays I will recommend the 2024 Lincoln nautilus. It has a full screen that goes all the way across the dashboard.
Their solution is to use announce messages. You won’t miss them but it will drive you insane, especially if you have group messages “in a group with x,y, and n others.” I eventually turned it off and now enjoy a less distracted drive.one thing i really don't like about CarPlay is that it respects the "silent" switch on the phone. i'm one of those people that doesn't like my phone making any noises, and with the watch on or phone in my pocket, the haptics let me know there's a message or some other kind of notification.
when that switch is on silent, despite the fact that i'm streaming music from my phone to the car, Messages does not make a noise when a message is received. thus i miss messages all the time while driving.
i realize this is "working properly" like this but it maybe doesn't make a lot of sense given that the car does not have haptics. you can say "well, just flip the switch when you get in the car" but it's a little silly as i set that switch to silent when i got the phone and never touched it again.
i doubt this was fixed in ios17 but we'll see.
While it does take over the UI on incoming you can just hit the dashboard button to put it in a widget on the right and still get your navigation.Also, with all these wonderful updates, they still can't make an incoming phone call NOT take over the entire interface covering up your map?.. I remember years ago when they solved this for the iPhone, wonder how long it will take for CarPlay...
Oh yes, I'm aware — that's exactly what I do, but still annoys me though that CarPlay, which is supposed to help you stay focused on the road — distracts you(me) insteadWhile it does take over the UI on incoming you can just hit the dashboard button to put it in a widget on the right and still get your navigation.
If we're talking about the same 'he', what he literally said was "Only the person who starts the SharePlay session has to have an Apple Music subscription. Everyone else can use Apple Music to contribute without having to pay."He literally said "You CAN take part in SharePlay even if you DON'T have Apple Music..."
… it will be a self-driving car so that you can pay attention to the all the content on the screens. You will be able to move the speedometer info to the right and shift the movie screen left so you can watch it through the steering wheel when in semi self-driving mode … 😊I wonder what the first electric car that will support those cool full-width screens.
CarPlay at the OEM level is desperately needed aka the New CarPlay Experience. I don’t want google dominating that field and they have a major head start with Android Automotive.
Apple is introducing new functionality for almost every iPhone app and feature with iOS 17, and CarPlay hasn't been left out. We haven't seen the total overhaul of CarPlay that Apple promised last year as of yet, but there are a handful of new features.
Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos.
SharePlay for the Music App
SharePlay works with the Apple Music app in CarPlay, which means everyone in the car, passengers included, can contribute to an Apple Music playlist.
As long as the car owner has an Apple Music subscription and initiates a SharePlay session from CarPlay, other people in the car can choose music to play. Each person can scan a QR code generated by the main user to get access to the playlist to add songs to the in-car Apple Music queue.
Only the person who starts the SharePlay session has to have an Apple Music subscription. Everyone else can use Apple Music to contribute without having to pay.
EV Charging Station Improvements
If you have an electric vehicle, the Apple Maps app can provide real-time charging availability for the charging networks that are compatible with your car. The update should make it easier for EV owners to locate nearby charging stations on a trip.
Messages Updates
The Messages app in CarPlay has a revamped interface that makes it easier to quickly reply and re-read a message without taking too much attention away from the road.
Wallpaper
iOS 17 includes new wallpaper options, which can be expanded to the CarPlay interface.
The All-New CarPlay Experience
Apple at WWDC 2022 previewed the next-generation version of CarPlay, which will offer deeper integration with vehicles in the future. Apple did not talk about the new CarPlay experience at WWDC 2023, but the company did say in 2022 that the first cars with the updated technology will be coming in late 2023.
CarPlay will support multiple displays, showing up across all of the displays in a vehicle, including the instrument cluster. Apple will be able to offer a consistent experience throughout the car, and CarPlay will integrate with the speedometer, tachometer, odometer, fuel gauge, and more.
The vehicle's climate controls will also be accessible through CarPlay in upcoming vehicles, letting users adjust temperature and activate other in-car climate features through the CarPlay interface.
With the revamped CarPlay experience slated for a 2023 launch, we can likely expect to see additional CarPlay features coming in future iOS 17 updates. Car brands that will support next-generation CarPlay include Acura, Audi, Ford, Honda, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Porsche, and Volvo.
Read More
More information on all of the new features in the iOS 17 update can be found in our iOS 17 roundup.
Article Link: Everything New With CarPlay in iOS 17
In Australia the answer was to shut down the factory and discontinue mainstream GM car sales two years later. We've had a lot less trouble with GM ever since.What you don't mention is that GM announced that their 2024 EVs will not support CarPlay. This is a major error, and I hope they come to their senses. I have one reserved but will probably cancel unless this changes. I know subscription services are an important revenue stream, but this terrible news. What is the best way to convey this to GM, I wonder?
The only thing you can do is cancel your order and not buy the car, giving lack of CarPlay support for the reason. If enough people do this and they see their sales drop after losing CarPlay support, they will come to their senses. Or not.What you don't mention is that GM announced that their 2024 EVs will not support CarPlay. This is a major error, and I hope they come to their senses. I have one reserved but will probably cancel unless this changes. I know subscription services are an important revenue stream, but this terrible news. What is the best way to convey this to GM, I wonder?
Their solution is to use announce messages. You won’t miss them but it will drive you insane, especially if you have group messages “in a group with x,y, and n others.” I eventually turned it off and now enjoy a less distracted drive.