Windows 10 Mobile on Car Displays Is What Hardcore Microsoft Fans Need

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    Winuser said:
    Things like gauges, radios and controls are distracting. The difference is that they don't require as much driver concentration as using devices such as phones or computer devices. I have no control of what accessories come in cars. If I did the only accessories that would be included would only be what is necessary to safely operate the vehicle. Do people really need to use their phone or computer devices while driving?
    Here, being caught texting while driving, will get you a fine and points on your license. Using a phone with no hands free setup in your car, while in motion, will net the same results. I'm in agreement with a lot of what your saying. It's where do you draw the line. Some car manufacturers are disabling some of those features if the car is in motion. On some high end cars it reads the message for you and a computer voice says the message. You don't have to take your eyes off of the road. It's likely still distracting though. All I'm saying is the tech is already out there. It was there long before somebody made it possible to connect your smart phone to the in dash display.
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  2. Posts : 7,128
    Windows 10 Pro Insider
       #11

    And all I'm saying is that we have enough distractions while driving and I wish that this wouldn't work.
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  3. Posts : 15,037
    Windows 10 IoT
       #12

    I hear you.
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  4. Posts : 148
    Windows 10 1607
       #13

    Well, great. Connecting a device to a display via HDMI works as expected!

    But does it give you any ability to control the phone using the car's touchscreen or buttons?
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       #14

    markweatherill said:
    Well, great. Connecting a device to a display via HDMI works as expected!

    But does it give you any ability to control the phone using the car's touchscreen or buttons?
    I wouldn't think so, not with just an HDMI connection. The touch would have to go to the phone via USB. Or maybe Blue-Tooth?
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