Finally, the "Yahoo! Car NavigationThe new car from the "MegaCarPlay" brand is compatible with AppleCarPlay, which allows you to use apps from your smartphone, such as calling, music, messaging, and navigation, on your car's display.Google map became available earlier last fallSo I tried it on our Panamera.
The good news is that after Google Maps, we can now use Yahoo! Car Navigation. My husband is a
Google Maps" is fine, but when I'm out touring in the countryside, I'm not sure I'm going to be able to find the right place.They're not afraid to take you on stupidly narrow roads and forest roads.Oh, man. Google Maps" does a good job of guiding you along a route with shortcuts in mind, but sometimes it backfires. On that noteCar Navigation System" picks a standard road for you.Easy to use from
said. So, as soon as yesterday, I tried using this "Yahoo! Car Navi" with "CarPlay" in my Panamera, and I would like to share my impressions.
I installed the Yahoo! Car Navigation app beforehand and connected my iPhone to my Panamera.Yahoo! Car Navigationwas displayed on the screen.
As for setting the destination, it is not on the touch panel.It's very convenient because you can operate it on your own iPhone.It is. On this day, I decided to go to "Hankyu Nishinomiya Gardens" to do some shopping, and when I set my destination, it displayed like this.
The display shows "estimated time of arrival, time it will take to arrive, and distance," and the display is fairly easy to read. The display is fairly easy to read.No, but it's impossible to get there in 16 minutes.I thought to myself, "I'm going to start the navigation system," but then I selected "Start Navigation" and set off. By the way, when you start the navigation system, you will see this on the screen of your smartphone.
."Do not touch your smartphone while driving as it is dangerous!It's very kind. The route guidance is also very easy to understand, as the voice tells you in advance when to turn right or left, etc. The display is also simple and easy to read.
If you log in to Yahoo! Car Navigation, they will take into account traffic jam information, and indeed, the congested areas were marked "red" or "orange", but we didn't have to go around any more than necessary....
Arrived at.Six minutes later than originally scheduled.It was. Well, that's about the smallest difference. On the way home, I set my destination for my daughter's preschool, butIt was very easy to do a quick search and it came up in one shot.The navigation system on the Panamera is a touch panel. With the Panamera's navigation system, you have to convert every single kanji and katakana character on the touch panel, but there is no need to do so, so it is stress-free.
The display shows a large sign in the form of "Turn right 1.1 km ahead, lane is in the center" as shown below, so it is easy to understand with a quick glance while driving.
It was also quite crowded at this time of the day, so we arrived at the kindergarten safely before pick-up time, although a little later than originally planned.
After using "Yahoo! Car Navi" for a little while, I have to say that it's a great tool.Easy to use anyway". Not some weird loophole or "why make me take the long way around?" Instead of the uncomfortable route of "Why take the long way around?It shows you a general route that is easy to drive.The display is easy to read and has voice guidance.
."Navigation systems on foreign cars are not very smart.It is often said that the Panamera's navigation system is not so smart... I honestly thought that I would not have to use the factory navigation system in my car from now on. After all, as long as there is a screen (box) to display, that is all that is needed.
I wonder if this CarPlay support for "Yahoo! Car Navi" is causing more and more tremors in the car navigation industry...
I will try to use Yahoo! Car Navigation again soon, this time when I drive long distances. I wish I could use it with my Golf 7 as well as my Panamera!
