“Basically, CarPlay puts the features of your iPhone onto the interface of your car,” George reports, “giving you access to messages, your phone calls, maps, your music and other apps via the central touch screen.”
George reports, “It’s so simple and straightforward that it almost seems like an obvious solution, and that’s why it’s genius.”
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