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Update, the latest beta released five days ago have been pretty stable, no issues so far, the public version should be close.

They released a hotfix today to fix the sound issue, pretty good so far.

The experience is pretty decent for the first beta, way way way smoother than the smartlink solution, only problem now is there is no sound output for the voice prompts or alerts.

Finally, after months of waiting, we have Waze on CarPlay. This is Waze beta so I won't be able to share much information, but it's coming to the AppStore soon.

yeah, very excited about carplay, waiting for my invitation from waze to join testflight so I can use it with ios 12 beta. :D

BTW, I got selected for Waze Beta, so I'll keep everyone posted. :D

yeah, I was watching it too. So excited !

Sorry but I never thought of taking pictures of the interior... but I believe there are a few here on the forum that has.

yes they are

Well, you can't say it's a bug, I've seen multiple infotainment systems that will not pause when hitting mute button.

That doesn't count as moving parts... moving parts means it will move on it's own, i.e. motor of some kind. Anything will be a moving part if you say the micro switch is a moving part.

There are no moving parts in the keyfob, and it might seem crazy, but the days where you knock on some electronics to get it working again after it failing are long gone. The only possible reason why banging an electronic fixes it is there are multiple PCB boards connected together via a plug or...

I really doubt it will fit since the shape and size of the grille has changed for 2018.

will there be a 2018 version?

I actually find it perfectly fine and predictable, it will stay on until you pull the handbrake or move forward for a certain distance (didn't measure), never had it come up or disappear randomly.

no, any v3.0 build supports waze.

nothing happens

Pretty sure the volume of the text reader is saparated from the general volume, so if you adjust it when hearing the text, it won’t affect the rest.

There are many people that claims that they know about computers, but being able to install windows on a computer or even build a computer is not the same as understanding how computers work and able to diagnose what components are faulty, and in this case you need the latter. Yep.

If you have a phone that can connect bluetooth, then it should be able to access some sort of an app store and download a compass app that'll provide you what you seek.