Remember when?

I agree, the maps are useful when looking for an address in the older (over 10-15 year older) areas of most cities. Calgary is a joke, they've been building new roads everywhere and redesigning interchanges all over the place. I used to like the gps when figuring what lane to be in to catch a certain exit, but now it will just as likely run you into some poor dudes backyard. I'd like to see car gps systems linked to Google with a voice interface, now that would be handy and a heck of a lot more accurate.

Let me give you a demonstration of Apple Car Play on a new 2019 Grand Cherokee and your wish will be answered :poke:
 
Let me give you a demonstration of Apple Car Play on a new 2019 Grand Cherokee and your wish will be answered :poke:
The problem with your store, too many shiny things and as you probably know, I really like shiny things! However, I have to get my Fury back on the road before I let myself anywhere near a Jeep store.

I assume the Apple setup uses Siri. As I sit in my kitchen, I ask "SIRI!! Where the hell am I??" Unfortunately te dumb broad says "153 Ave SE" and the map shows the marker across the river. It does helpfully tell me its only a 14 min drive from my actual gps location.
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Possibly the coolest thing to come out of the 70's...
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I know two people that still have waterbeds. Can't say I haven't thought about it myself. "Waterbeds are good for two things, one of them is sleeping."
 
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