Finally getting something that officially remotely starts a Range Rover sounds great in concept!
Here’s a fun official video from Land Rover’s Hibernot series, they may need to add a disclaimer that video was accelerated for film:
These screens are more common for me but luckily I rarely double my car as a proof box:
Lame or too critical? Why is Land Rover Route Planner app (released Aug 2016) designed for iPhone 5 screen? Blurry text abounds, Lame AF pic.twitter.com/QhNrv8vkXt
— OVALNEWS (@ovalnews) January 6, 2017
Further to the Land Rover Route Planner App – why can't I access my contacts from it directly to select a destination? #roundaboutBS
— OVALNEWS (@ovalnews) January 6, 2017
Further still to the Land Rover Route Planner App – why not add App Share extension & let user send an address to it from other apps? #2017
— OVALNEWS (@ovalnews) January 6, 2017
One of the cool new features Range Rover received for 2017 is the ability to show the navigation maps in the (previously single function) digital gauge cluster.
Only downside – you have to manually activate it through the gauge cluster menu each time you want to see it, hence the Konami-esque “cheat code”
From the left steering wheel control:
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OK, Down, Down, OK, OK, Left, Left
First of many little bits that need polishing – why no degree symbol next to the temperatures? Why just floating numbers? Maybe they rationalize it because the hard controls don’t show the degree symbol? But then they use it just below for the outside temp and then use it again on the InControl Touch Pro Weather app.
Interesting informational screen showing all the important measurements…
