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If there is new products coming next week maybe they will wait for the RC until them, not to sure, maybe beta 3 today and RC after the event?
I agree with this. That way no "super secret info on new stuff" will be there to let the cat out of the bag. :)
 
I agree with this. That way no "super secret info on new stuff" will be there to let the cat out of the bag. :)
If I recall correctly, the way they’ve handled this before is just adding any of the hardware specific identifiers and such in the finalized public version, and keeping them out of the RC beta. If that makes any sense. The final public version isn’t always exactly the same as the RC beta.
 
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I’m hoping for RC Beta today, so we can move on to 26.4 ASAP! 🙂👍🏻. 26.3 seems to not really have much in the way of surface level changes. 26.4 should be a lot more interesting. 🙂👍🏻
 
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I’m hoping for RC Beta today, so we can move on to 26.4 ASAP! 🙂👍🏻. 26.3 seems to not really have much in the way of surface level changes. 26.4 should be a lot more interesting. 🙂👍🏻
26.4 will be an interesting one. Can’t wait to talk about the beta experience here in the forum with you guys :)
 
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Wired CarPlay is still borked for me, but using a Wireless BlueTooth CarPlay dongle seems to work just fine, minus the audio cutouts from the BlueTooth dropping.. Would be great to get Wired CarPlay working for us again...
My 2024 Wrangler has both wired and wireless CarPlay. Wired is a mess, luckily wireless works mostly fine.
 
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I used wired CarPlay in a rental, once, a couple of years ago. I would never buy a car with wired CarPlay, based on that experience; it was the most buggy thing I've ever seen. Wireless CarPlay in my wife's car has nowhere near as many issues.
It’s strange how there are so many people having just the opposite of this issue.
 
I used wired CarPlay in a rental, once, a couple of years ago. I would never buy a car with wired CarPlay, based on that experience; it was the most buggy thing I've ever seen. Wireless CarPlay in my wife's car has nowhere near as many issues.
Maybe it was an issue with the entertainment system of that particular brand of car. I've used carplay in at least 3 different vehicles from 3 different manufacturers and never have had an issue. Since I've been on the betas, i've used it in my 2019 Mazda 6 and my friend's 2020 Civic and it has worked flawlessly.
 
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Maybe it was an issue with the entertainment system of that particular brand of car. ...
I don't remember the specific model -- just that it was a fairly recent Ford, if that tells you anything. What I ended up doing was defaulting back to standard Bluetooth, which worked fine in the Ford.

(It was basically one of the three options on the lot that was roughly equivalent to my Outback, which was in the shop for repairs -- paid for by somebody else's insurance. My Outback is a 2017, which means that it predates when Subaru added CarPlay to their lineup... so Bluetooth is what I use there, every day.)
 
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