@Mejiac, @Dave: Other than changing a tire, I don't know of any late model cars that can actually be fixed on the side of the road, unless you're talking about simple things like topping off oil. None of which you'd have...
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@melgross – I was just wonder if their Windows mobile OS is one reason for the current state.
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I think there are many other issues, as you pointed out, which impact if driveless cars will become reality. It seems will be a while before they catch on. I do agree that as computer become greater part of a...
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Yes that is true and it is hard to imagine that any service can support what most individual manufactures struggle to do on its own and yet a third part is going to achive this, cloud or not?
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@H@mmy – yes HTC M8 did great on the market, the phone seems quite handy and the specs are great too when compared to other leading brands.
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@H@mmy – yes completion is why we see such good innovations in the smartphone world. I'm sure we will have lot more.
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I was more surprised to read that they had supposedly stuffed the channel to such a large extent. That seems like an odd choice from a company with such experience in managing their supply chain who you'd think could manufacture...
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Michelle it is amazing what people will spend money on. Now if it was free there might be more accountability but since they opt to buy it then the rules are lsightly different.
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@tekedge: I know what you mean. My perfect car would have the technology of a Tesla and the looks of a MINI Cooper. While the Model S probably could have better looks to stand out from the rest of the sedan pack, there...
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"There have been reports that they might shift there attention, which it wouldn't be the first time a company would decide to stear away to focus on a specific target." I am sure this will have a huge impact of the image...
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@mejiac – I have to agree with you Microsoft is very good at building software, but are they good at portable mobile devices is a question?
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One key point that I liked to see is the hire a Vet. The federal governement of all people should hire from our Vet pool,
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@rmanske53101 – I haven't seen technology fail safe or fool proof so why risk your life in an autonomous car.
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@PaulS681: Well before the days of separate, individual profiles, my Netflix recommendations got all screwed up when I let my girlfriend use my account to watch her chick flicks and Victorian dramas.
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@Thomas: That's true, and if you drive any kind of electric car in the Bay Area you are allowed to use the HOV lanes, even when you are driving in the car by yourself. Tesla opened its 100th Supercharger Station in Hamilton,...
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> "left Facebook a couple years ago when she was looking for a new job because figuring out her privacy settings wasn't worth it to her" It's really not that hard these days; it's all hype. Figuring out your privacy...
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@SachinEE – I too prefer to have an automated car with driving assistance, but never wish to have a driverless car. What if a sensor fails and gives incorrect readings?
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@Laurianne: Yep, that battery factory is going to be key to their ability to deliver the Model 3. And, yes, I see Teslas (Tesli?) on the roads here, in fact just saw one driving around Berkeley tonight. My first Tesla sighting...
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@Susan – Its much costly to replace air bags, I think it's better not to have external airbags.
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Jeff: Good point. And that would certainly fit with Amazon's overall business model.
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