iQ MB - Show and Tell

Not totally show and tell related but just so useful i thought i'd share. Glenn showed this to me and it looks terrific for those of us that like to travel in the US and still have a phone for blowing up twitter.

Pirelli creates prototype tires at their R&D facility using laser beams to cut into the face of the tire.

Someone is using it to get their Model S to tweet https://twitter.com/pureamps

Where are the commands for setting steering offset and accelerator pedal position? :-P

Assuming the Model S does use a drive-by-wire system, it's likely separate from the computer that manages the accessory systems. It may provide some diagnostic messages ie. "I am rotated to this radian". As far as throttle control goes, if the same system that handles the accessory systems handles the cruise control system, well, good grief.

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Justin and Brian are so stunned by an off-the-bat $100 in-app-purchase that they don't even notice the ads, stolen sound effects and Pokemon ripoffs.