My Porsche App 4.0 is out for iPhone

[SebastienBeun]

Yep, got the MY2020. So we don’t have those options generally… what a shame :/

I don't really care about having these features on my phone, so no big deal for me. Pre-cool and pre-heat are nice to have though (which we do)

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[sotiris]

I don't really care about having these features on my phone, so no big deal for me. Pre-cool and pre-heat are nice to have though (which we do)

Sure, I will have to agree on that. Just my OCD side kicked in, I would have liked the complete experience ?
Nonetheless, thanks for responses everyone.

 

[raharris]

Speaking of Hewlett Packard, it's only a matter of time before this thread expands into a passionate debate over Reverse Polish notation (RPN) vs. algebraic calculators. RPN is of course vastly superior, so there's no doubt that Porsche engineers used HP RPN calculators over the years to achieve all their amazing feats outside the field of software engineering. Software engineers are completely flummoxed by the lack of an equal sign key (=) on RPN calculators, and therefore must make do with vastly inferior algebraic calculators, which surely in some way accounts for the issues we suffer with the My Porsche app. (See, I kept this on topic!)

I know it might be a while since I did my comp sci degree; but RPN was definitely part of my curriculum - covered in language theory and compiler design. Not showing my age, but so was COBOL, Fortran, Lisp, Prolog, Ada, 6800 and 8086 assembler

 

[Jackson]

Where to find to turn on flashlights?
I have MY2022

 

[tomdfw1]

I did that...

Click Details...then scroll down

 

[WattTurbo]

Click Details...then scroll down

It's an old post. A few hours later when I had time, I took the car out and it updated the PSI on the tube as well as my app.

 

[Daniel]

I know it might be a while since I did my comp sci degree; but RPN was definitely part of my curriculum - covered in language theory and compiler design. Not showing my age, but so was COBOL, Fortran, Lisp, Prolog, Ada, 6800 and 8086 assembler

You forgot ALGOL in your list

 

[raharris]

You forgot ALGOL in your list

Didn't go ALGOL, but we did study writing quadruples to run through a Turing machine

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