05.03.2023
The Ford CEO Jim Farley indicated his company will not end support for Apple's CarPlay in the vehicles it makes, no matter what GM does. (via Cult of Mac -
The Ford CEO Jim Farley indicated his company will not end support for Apple's CarPlay in the vehicles it makes, no matter what GM does.
(via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)
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