It only does that when you hit the "shuffle" button, and it will randomly choose one of your past destinations.
More Apple Car mutterings: Cupertino slurps more autobiz brains
Internet mumblings anent the long-speculated-upon Apple car have intensified following the news that the fruity firm has hired another chap from the auto industry. Doug Betts was the lead for global quality at the Italian-American multinational Fiat Chrysler until last year, but joined Apple in July according to his LinkedIn …
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Tuesday 21st July 2015 12:23 GMT MyffyW
Re: Apple car?
Pretty and expensive? Always thought the new MINI fitted this category rather well. And I speak as someone who owned said little hatchback for a couple or three years. Was a delight to drive. But the idea of renouncing the driving seat to computer depresses me beyond words. Unless it's 4am in the morning and I have a 3 hour commute ahead of me.
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Tuesday 21st July 2015 19:28 GMT Anonymous Coward
@Khaptain
You are confusing it with the Google car that will do all that, as well as force you to watch ads played on the inside of the windshield during the entire drive.
Google's Chrome is the one that tries to force you to login to it so it can track all your browsing, not Apple's Safari.
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Wednesday 22nd July 2015 11:20 GMT Alan Edwards
Re: Apple car?
"Has to be taken to see a genius to get the light bulbs changed"
That's not much different from the current stuff. I couldn't get the clip off that holds the headlight bulb in on my 307, annoying as that car ate through bulbs, and you have to get at the bulb on a Megane through the front wheel arch.
The Fiesta I have now makes you take the entire light assembly out to change a bulb.
I still don't get why Apple would make a car, it gets them into a whole new regulatory field they know nothing about. The regulations are all different around the world too, Apple can't even be bothered to fit a UK layout keyboard.
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Tuesday 21st July 2015 12:48 GMT Phuq Witt
C'mon, Lads!
I can't believe all you Apple haters have formed such a disorderly queue to get your snarky remarks in first. Yet nobody's managed to rehash your all-time favourite yet.
I can see I'll have to do it for you:
"If Apple enter the self-driving car market, their competitors will have to drive in straight lines, as Apple will take a patent out on rounding corners"
Thank you and good night!
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Tuesday 21st July 2015 15:56 GMT Steve Davies 3
Re: Name Peel Electric car
Sorry but that name has been taken
http://www.peelengineering.com/
Wasn't the Peel P50 subject to a Clarkson rant a few years back?
I'm waiting for the AC Cobra where AC=Apple Cars. Then the lawsuits will really get up some speed.
Mines the one with the keys to my A-35 in the pocket.
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Wednesday 22nd July 2015 11:24 GMT naive
Don't forget all these unexploited patents
The US patent office will have to do overtime. Apple patent application # 01010111 01010100 01000110:
Enclosed body placed on 4 wheels. Wheels are mounted on axles, which are on their turn mounted with telescopic gas springs and metal springs to this body. Axle elements are mounted to the body using rubber mounts with center bolts to bolt them on body.. etc...
I am sure the inventor of the car, Mercedes Benz, ends up paying royalties to them (in the USA).