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    CarPlay 2.0 The possible outcomes for the most exciting ‘next big thing’

    Jul 23, 2022 5 minutes

    At this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple outlined significant changes coming to its CarPlay platform, designed to revolutionize the in-car experience. The software is the first glimpse at what Apple envisions for the future of automobiles, and with Apple Car still in active development, the new update signals a change of gear for the Cupertino company.

    INTRODUCING CARPLAY 2.0

    Although WWDC is typically reserved for iOS and watchOS updates, this year, Apple made some significant changes to its in-car entertainment system. Powered by iOS, CarPlay lets iPhone users enjoy a familiar experience in their vehicles, and as of 2022, every major car manufacturer This year, Apple offered a ‘sneak peek’ at the next generation of CarPlay, showing off the exciting new features coming to a future as-yet-unconfirmed update. Apple said the update would

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