Uh oh. For Prestige models and below in the US, it is an option you have to pay for.OK, just picked up my F-Pace and I can't seem to find XM radio as a source... I can see my phone, radio (AM & FM only), where do I find a XM radio source?
It must be basic, just not figured it out... Any suggestions?
This will depend on the streaming quality setting inside of the app. Let's take Spotify for example. You can select streaming quality of Normal (96kbps), High (160kbps) and Extreme (320kbps). For those qualities here's how the usage breaks down into something that might be a little easier for some to understand.I made the same mistake. For anyone who does this, what can you expect for data usage on your phone (Ex. 10 hours a week = how much data...)? Thanks.
This seems like a poor strategy since handling a phone in your car will soon be illegal in my state. It is a big distraction compared to pushing a couple of buttons on your XM radio.Indeed. Stream your audio. Satellite radio was a stop gap measure between traditional radio and having full internet audio streaming in cars. Now that we can stream music over the internet in our cars from the source of your choice (itunes, google play music, XM, etc.) there is no real need for satellite radio hardware in cars.
Carplay solves that problem. You don't have to touch your phone, at least in theory.This seems like a poor strategy since handling a phone in your car will soon be illegal in my state. It is a big distraction compared to pushing a couple of buttons on your XM radio.