CarPlay Gets 4 Free Features Update That Make Driving Smarter
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If you use Apple CarPlay in your car, then it is time to update. With the latest iOS 17.4 update, CarPlay has got 4 new features that make the driving experience smarter and more personal. The best part is that all these features are completely free. You do not need to pay anything.
CarPlay gets these 4 new features for free
Now share your location easily from CarPlay
Now you can share your live location directly from CarPlay without picking up your phone. This feature works through the Find My app where your contacts can easily see your location. Whether it is a road trip or someone waiting for you at home, just tap once and your location is shared.
Podcast listening is now more simple
If you love podcasts, Apple has added a new feature for you too. The Podcast app in CarPlay now has a smoother interface. You can clearly see your favorite shows and new episodes. No complicated menu. Just a few taps and you can listen to whatever you want without losing focus on the road.
Now you can read and reply to messages while driving
After the iOS 17.4 update, you can now read and reply to messages in real-time through CarPlay. Read receipts are also visible. Everything is shown in a simple and clear way on the screen, so you do not feel distracted and the conversation stays smooth.
Siri in CarPlay is now more smart
Siri has also been upgraded. Now it understands your words better. If you say, “Play the podcast I listened to yesterday,” then Siri will play that same episode without any confusion. This way you do not need to press the screen again and again. You can keep your hands on the wheel and stay focused on the road.
Bigger updates are coming soon
Apple has said that in the next version of CarPlay, more advanced features will be added. From car climate controls to the speedometer, everything will be connected to CarPlay. But till then, you can enjoy these new features in iOS 17.4 for free.
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