And based upon what knowledge is it known to be not correct? Admitting to insider knowledge? Why not take a CIA point of comment to "not confirm or deny"?
Bobby doesn’t work for Lucid; nothing is *technically* stopping him from answering your question. That said, he was trying to be helpful and squash a rumor, and it is up to you whether to believe him or not; time will clarify either way.
And based upon what knowledge is it known to be not correct? Admitting to insider knowledge? Why not take a CIA point of comment to "not confirm or deny"?
Bobby is also an early software tester, so if a big update were coming out 'in a few day,' he likely would have already had it. Guessing that's why he said it wasn't true. And lo and behold it wasn't.
And based upon what knowledge is it known to be not correct? Admitting to insider knowledge? Why not take a CIA point of comment to "not confirm or deny"?
And based upon what knowledge is it known to be not correct? Admitting to insider knowledge? Why not take a CIA point of comment to "not confirm or deny"?
It happens. Service folk tend to say things on occasion that turn out to be inaccurate. Not sure where the rumors start, but it’s fairly common for this sort of thing to spread around.
I’m currently on 2.1.20 and don’t use the native Navigation very much. Wanted to do a quick search to find a Kroger. Went to do a word search in the Navigation system only to see a handwriting recognition window pop up on the bottom of the Pilot Panel. Tried it writing in cursive and just printing and it did a great job recognizing the letters to build a predictive text guess on my word!
Haha I missed the part in the release notes that said handwriting and only saw the swipe and predictive text parts. I never understood why cars have handwriting option though as that’s the least reliable and slowest way to input a search.
Haha I missed the part in the release notes that said handwriting and only saw the swipe and predictive text parts. I never understood why cars have handwriting option though as that’s the least reliable and slowest way to input a search.