https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/ca ... 111848002/
I sure hope their updates are better tested than Microsoft's.
Ford vehicles soon upgrading to Tesla-level tech: Software updates available via internet
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Re: Ford vehicles soon upgrading to Tesla-level tech: Software updates available via internet
My wife's 2018 Navigator already does that. It does updates during the night while parked in the garage and connected to the house guest Wifi.
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Re: Ford vehicles soon upgrading to Tesla-level tech: Software updates available via internet
I would think it would be since the hardware is pretty much the same, specific to a certain model etc., where in MS, there are so many different pieces of hardware to deal with, bugs are apparent.psypher wrote:https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/ca ... 111848002/
I sure hope their updates are better tested than Microsoft's.
Re: Ford vehicles soon upgrading to Tesla-level tech: Software updates available via internet
lol I know, it was a jokeExecutioner wrote:I would think it would be since the hardware is pretty much the same, specific to a certain model etc., where in MS, there are so many different pieces of hardware to deal with, bugs are apparent.psypher wrote:https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/ca ... 111848002/
I sure hope their updates are better tested than Microsoft's.
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Re: Ford vehicles soon upgrading to Tesla-level tech: Software updates available via internet
You forgot thepsypher wrote:lol I know, it was a jokeExecutioner wrote:I would think it would be since the hardware is pretty much the same, specific to a certain model etc., where in MS, there are so many different pieces of hardware to deal with, bugs are apparent.psypher wrote:https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/ca ... 111848002/
I sure hope their updates are better tested than Microsoft's.