Minor spelling mistake, CTV Edmonton, not CVT. I working at that station right now. So hi!

I could probably live in a Ford Transit.

The Testarossa isn't a flat engine either, they fire in a slight V shape.

Corporate emails don't have a website with GUI.

Since it's a merger, wouldn't that make Fiat American then?

my cellphone battery cost 25$ so if I just times that price until I get the size of the lead acid....

That's a good point. Say if Android blocks my aux input if I don't have an Android then that would make a difference

I don't think it makes a difference. There's always an aux port. And if you think realistically, nobody buys or rejects a car based on what the infotainment centre looks like.

I don't see a need for apps in the car, minus a map app and music services. I'm happy with the current programmable QNX based cars. Most automakers program their own interface and GUI into them anyways. As far as I can see it, there's no need for services in the car. Just give me a charge port and an aux port.

They named it wrong for the North American version. In Japan it's called the TS trim. Essentially, body and visual fixes for TS models.

Sound like it's aiming for the Z.

For people who want to easily crack it, angle the phone to the light and look at the grease marks. It show the pattern they use. It runs one way or another.

If you company and phone supports separate work accounts that the best way. One OS side will have no distraction apps.

Blaq instead of Twitter (BB10)

For mobiles to mobiles, I generally try to use BBM but if that's not an option, Skype has the ability to go from desktop to mobile.

That's fine. Go after the bigger guns.

Underrated is the word.

apparently there's a fairly long list of differences between those SUVS. Not just fancy stuff but mechanical too. Not both of these are too richh for my blood.
just saying, Cadillac's no longer lazy.

Why don't we just go QNX as a base and a programmable and differently adapted GUI instead of having Google and Apple taking over in dash?

It'll void the warranty if you install an ad blocker.