The relevancy is that Apple has long been rumored to be working on their own autonomous vehicles or software.
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The relevancy is that Apple has long been rumored to be working on their own autonomous vehicles or software.
Finally I can sing Along "highway to the danger zone" while driving 300 km/h with my Porsche Taycan. I have been waiting years for it.
Times Lyrics are all I am looking for I. CarPlay right now. UGH. We need this for normal CarPlay...please 💛
It would be relevant if you were asking MR to do an article about Apple's automotive endeavors. But you weren't. You were asking about Tesla on an article Porsche and it's Apple focus features. Tons of companies are working on electric and autonomous vehicles. They don't warrant mention on MR just because. Neither does Tesla. If there's an Apple related Tesla angle, sure. But just to mention Tesla because they did something, nope. GM intro'd their new Hummer EV. They don't need mention either.
That would be a stretch, even if what Tesla calls Full Self Driving was autonomous driving (which it isn't at this point, since it requires constant driver supervision and hands on the steering wheel). Disclosure: I drive a Tesla with the "FSD" package myself (but am not part of the select group that has access to this new version of "FSD").
I do this all the time in my Tesla. I have a webapp on the center screen that shows the lyrics for whatever is currently playing.
Paying attention during a traffic jam is for peasants without autopilot.
I never consider using a web-based application for this. Thanks.
And yes, AP is the best thing ever!
I think it's called Lyricly or something? You login with your Spotify credentials and then it'll pull up the lyrics for whatever is currently playing on your account, automatically detecting when the song changes and switching the lyrics displayed to match. It doesn't autoscroll like some others do, but it's good enough I think (particularly for free). I have it bookmarked and it remembers you for several months so it's not common to need to enter your credentials.
