How does that work where there is no mobile coverage?
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How does that work where there is no mobile coverage?
I imagine your car will remain in it’s current state, until it gets mobile or wifi...I don’t see a problem with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
Same way your phone continues to operate when there is no mobile coverage, just no talky talky to towers.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
If you have no coverage at home were you park, connect it to your wifi?, do it when you park at mall, in the street, at work.
Either way its tons easier than going to the dealer for little annoyance fixes.
Imagine if everyone had to go to an apple or samsung shop for software updates [emoji1787][emoji15]
Hopefully it works better than say Windows - when you (rarely) install an update and then your PC fails on the next reboot! [emoji15]
Being a Land Rover it will probably be running on XP....
Connect to your wifi? Better not use as much data as does Windows 10 if you are on Satellite internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
Haha true, Funny you say that, we have run windows for years on our computers, since 10 we haven't had a drama, it just like android or IOS that gets tweaked.I believe updates are staged also like with phones, not sent out in one hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
Haha, yep back in the day the infotainment was pretty woeful apparently, looks like Blackberrys QNX software is either uses now or will be soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Jaguar Land Rover vehicles to use BlackBerry software - Reuters
Vista, XP works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Windows 3.11 - lower licensing cost, but still has (some) network support?Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie