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Ford has had availability for Waze for Android, meanwhile, since last year. The move is an important step for both Ford and Google for other reasons, too.
The connection uses SmartDeviceLink which allows the apps interface and features to be easily integrated from your phone to your car. Any contribution, big or small, will help us continue to do what we do, if not more! This integration is currently available on iOS. Then, Ford hinted in January of this year that the integration was.
Ford's not stopping with Waze. Just plug your phone into the car's USB glad and access Waze via the AppLink software. Please follow the below instructions: 1. Currently Waze is only available in SYNC 3 AppLink with iPhone. Waze touts that its partnership with Ford is its first in-vehicle integration feature, but that its work with SmartDeviceLink will allow for more del from other car manufacturers in the future: Not a Ford owner. Ford If you've ever used Waze to navigate through a congested city, you already know that it's awesome. 
Ford Offers Waze For Apple CarPlay Enabled Sync 3 Systems - Select Navigation App from the footer of your screen. Ensure mobile apps are enabled within SYNC 3.
At CES in January, Ford a new partnership with crowdsource navigation app Waze that aimed to bring Waze onto the touch screen of SYNC 3 vehicles through Ford's AppLink. That partnership has been fully realized today with Waze users worldwide now able to connect their iPhones to AppLink via USB and. This allows drivers to access their favorite Waze features when following a route, searching for a nearby gas station, and even reporting traffic accidents, all while their iPhone is safely stored and locked. Voice guidance and commands are available as well through a Ford vehicle's speakers and microphone system. Waze's crowdsourced navigation features are fueled when users open their smartphones and begin driving, with people typically using iPhone mounts and other products to safely drive without holding their devices. Ford executive Don Butler explained how partnerships between carmakers like Ford and GPS apps like Waze further improve the safety of driving thanks to reducing potential smartphone distractions. Ford encourages customers to for more details on Waze integration. If the app is good enough for approval in the AppStore then it should be available across all devices. Apple's insistence on closing the CP ecosystem to only those apps it wants to separately approve is ridiculous. If the app is good enough for approval in the AppStore then it should be available across all devices. Apple's insistence on closing the CP ecosystem to only those apps it wants to separately approve is ridiculous. That defeats the purpose of CarPlay -to try to reduce distracted driver situations. If you regularly use CarPlay like I do, you know that Apple went to great pains to keep interactions simple and to a minimum. And because of this, the desire to restrict goes two ways. Apple as you said wants you to use Apple Maps. But Waze in service to their owners, does not want to offer the best experience on a iPhone within CarPlay. They have Android Auto for that. Apple likely does not want a large number of CarPlay apps at this time due to the number of icons issue. I hope people will remember that Apple is in a liability situation within CarPlay. If they allow you to do something in CarPlay and you become distracted while driving and have a accident- Apple could be liable. I am sure that is part of any CarPlay decisions. As for Waze, the best answer for us as customers I believe would be for Apple to offer Waze like services within Apple Maps. Tried it, works, switched back to CP which has been pretty flawless for me, even the early pre-production versions. If the app is good enough for approval in the AppStore then it should be available across all devices. Apple's insistence on closing the CP ecosystem to only those apps it wants to separately approve is ridiculous. That defeats the purpose of CarPlay -to try to reduce distracted driver situations. If you regularly use CarPlay like I do, you know that Apple went to great pains to keep interactions simple and to a minimum. This is a huge issue with waze. It gamifies interacting with its notifications and even displays visual ads while the driver is still in motion. You can argue that it is the drivers responsibility to drive safely, but Waze literally awards points for being unsafe. If you regularly use CarPlay like I do, you know that Apple went to great pains to keep interactions simple and to a minimum.