Tesla removes Disney+ app amid Elon Musk's feud with Disney CEO Bob Igerreturn2ozma@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 590 points – 10 months agomashable.com150Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentOn the other hand, 10 years ago there's almost no chance you would think that the Disnet Chanel would be a feature in an automobile.What a wildly weird time we're living in.Tablets, Netflix, offline video files, and mobile internet all existed 10 years ago. The only thing that has changed is the level of control you have over the screen and where the content is coming from.Features of whatever external devices you bring to your car, is not a feature of the car. AFAIK, only Tesla has native video streaming from the interface screen in the car, so most cars still don't have this functionality.Bro 10 years ago was 2013 I was watching movies on a LG Optimus Link android smartphone in 2011
On the other hand, 10 years ago there's almost no chance you would think that the Disnet Chanel would be a feature in an automobile.What a wildly weird time we're living in.Tablets, Netflix, offline video files, and mobile internet all existed 10 years ago. The only thing that has changed is the level of control you have over the screen and where the content is coming from.Features of whatever external devices you bring to your car, is not a feature of the car. AFAIK, only Tesla has native video streaming from the interface screen in the car, so most cars still don't have this functionality.Bro 10 years ago was 2013 I was watching movies on a LG Optimus Link android smartphone in 2011
Tablets, Netflix, offline video files, and mobile internet all existed 10 years ago. The only thing that has changed is the level of control you have over the screen and where the content is coming from.Features of whatever external devices you bring to your car, is not a feature of the car. AFAIK, only Tesla has native video streaming from the interface screen in the car, so most cars still don't have this functionality.
Features of whatever external devices you bring to your car, is not a feature of the car. AFAIK, only Tesla has native video streaming from the interface screen in the car, so most cars still don't have this functionality.
On the other hand, 10 years ago there's almost no chance you would think that the Disnet Chanel would be a feature in an automobile.
What a wildly weird time we're living in.
Tablets, Netflix, offline video files, and mobile internet all existed 10 years ago.
The only thing that has changed is the level of control you have over the screen and where the content is coming from.
Features of whatever external devices you bring to your car, is not a feature of the car.
AFAIK, only Tesla has native video streaming from the interface screen in the car, so most cars still don't have this functionality.
Bro 10 years ago was 2013
I was watching movies on a LG Optimus Link android smartphone in 2011