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Thanks for looking into it for me!That’s the newest for your truck, and stellantis has suspended all OTA updates for all their vehicles.
Why did OTA updates get suspended?
Thanks for looking into it for me!That’s the newest for your truck, and stellantis has suspended all OTA updates for all their vehicles.
They are having a bad run of OTA releases- bricked jeeps, apps graphics on the TRX, can’t get the phone as a fob released (which has been a selling feature on the 1500 for 2 years now). I’m only guessing they’re hitting pause and trying to figure out what’s going on with software team.Thanks for looking into it for me!
Why did OTA updates get suspended?
Sounds reminiscent of the “Tow-Specific Navigation” that was touted as a primary feature when UC5 was rolled out. Only for it to never work initially, and then quietly get scrubbed from both future software updates and the corporate website itself. Like it never happened., can’t get the phone as a fob released (which has been a selling feature on the 1500 for 2 years now).
Or the wireless tow cameras, which actually show up in my system sometimes but don’t exist.Sounds reminiscent of the “Tow-Specific Navigation” that was touted as a primary feature when UC5 was rolled out. Only for it to never work initially, and then quietly get scrubbed from both future software updates and the corporate website itself. Like it never happened.
Interesting. I’ve seen it show up on my system before, I don’t remember where though. I’d have to go poking again.Actually, the wireless aux camera part seems to exist to buy, but I’ve never heard of anyone that has the feature:
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Jimmy07, thanks for the info. Any idea when they will resume OTA updates? I'm hoping for full-screen Android Auto.
It’s not that. Android auto itself has been capable of adapting to landscape and portrait screens for years. There are even aftermarket magic boxes that will force Android auto to be full screen on the Rams by tricking the radio into thinking it’s CarPlay.The chevy trucks are full screen since the radios are horizontal vs vertical...
So unless ram changes the radio design its not happening like Jimmy mentioned.
Yeah, that's disappointing. I know Subaru has a vertical infotainment screen and they figured out full screen Android Auto. Oh well, thanks Jimmy07.It’s not that. Android auto itself has been capable of adapting to landscape and portrait screens for years. There are even aftermarket magic boxes that will force Android auto to be full screen on the Rams by tricking the radio into thinking it’s CarPlay.
The hardware in the UC5 radios just aren’t capable of being programmed for full screen Android auto (even though, ironically, it’s an Android based OS).
Honestly I wouldn’t even hold your breath that they resume updates.Thanks for the info @Jimmy07!
Hopefully when the OTA is resumed, there will be an update that resolves some of the issues. But I won't hold my breath.
How are they not capable?It’s not that. Android auto itself has been capable of adapting to landscape and portrait screens for years. There are even aftermarket magic boxes that will force Android auto to be full screen on the Rams by tricking the radio into thinking it’s CarPlay.
The hardware in the UC5 radios just aren’t capable of being programmed for full screen Android auto (even though, ironically, it’s an Android based OS).
They should be capable if UC is built on Android Automotive. I think it comes down to the programmer's skills and money. I'm guessing Stellantis' coders aren't skilled enough to make it happen, and if they are, then it gets too expensive to take the time, code, debug, rollout, etc.How are they not capable?
I'll concede there, though I work in IT programming isn't my skill. But still seems possible, I assume they chose ACP because of the market share of iphones vs android.They should be capable if UC is built on Android Automotive. I think it comes down to the programmer's skills and money. I'm guessing Stellantis' coders aren't skilled enough to make it happen, and if they are, then it gets too expensive to take the time, code, debug, rollout, etc.
If it is a hardware limitation it does seem strange that both the OEM navigation and CarPlay can display in full screen on an Android Automotive OS but Android Auto can't.I'll concede there, though I work in IT programming isn't my skill. But still seems possible, I assume they chose ACP because of the market share of iphones vs android.