The next generation appleThe carplay interface is eventually here, which is initially available for Austin Martin drivers in the United States and Canada. Over the next few weeks, existing Austin Martin Vehicles equipped with the latest automaker’s latest infotainment system will be able to access the carplay ultra through a software update, while anyone who orders a new Austin Martin will be installed in advance from today. You will also need the iPhone 12 or new model running iOS 18.5 or after iOS 18.5 or after iOS 18.5 or after.
The carplay Ultra (before it was named) was in the WWDC about three years ago, and it was previewed by both Porsche and Austin Martin, showing how the new carplay can connect with every display in a car, contrary to the central infotation screen. This deep iPhone of your vehicle is at the center of the Carplay Ultra, which allows you to convert the device cluster to the factory a clearly convert with Apple UI, which is complete with customized widgets and real -time information installed on your iPhone.
Apple says its own software is mixed with a car without interruption while "Reflecting the appearance of an automaker." You can run with Google Maps and Apple Music with vehicle information such as driver help and tire pressure, all are tied to customs themes on which Apple has worked with Austin Martin’s own design team. As your iPhone, you can personalize the experience with your choice of your colors and wallpapers.
You can choose screen control, physical buttons, or sir for basic tasks such as adjusting radio volume and temperature management, as well as more advanced features such as the formation of your audio system or performance settings. Apple does not explain how the carplay will work with the latest version at the time of the ultra -launch, which connects with Chat GPT, but says the same steps that use on your iPhone apply to the carplay ultra.
Beyond its initial rollout in the United States and Canada, Apple says the carplay ultra will extend to add worldwide vehicles next year.
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