Entune Audio Simulator for Pc

This app makes Toyota look very bad. It's not been updated since 2014. It would be fine as a few pages on the Toyota website; there doesn't seem to be any app functionality. It just gets people confused as they think it's the phone app for the car. Obviously some of these bad reviews are actually reviews of the phone app. BTW, the Bluetooth connection auto playing the same song over and over again? The Bluetooth disconnecting randomly and not being able to find the music/podcasts? Still an issue on a 2014 Prius -- and there are many complaints online in the past 6 years with no good solutions. Install an app to access Bing and Pandora? Ugh. Looks like the smart move is to buy the base model Prius (maybe other Toyotas too) and use an aftermarket $500 Pearl RearVision with the iPhone and OBD port for a reverse camera, plug the phone into the USB port, and the new always listening Siri for voice commands. And of course just use that dash-mounted phone for maps and directions, podcast and music controls -- you can use your favorite apps. No subscription fees or multi-thousand-dollar headunit upsell pressure from the dealer. Toyota is never going to be able to keep their electronics and apps as up to date as a smart phone with monthly security patches and software updates.

Horrible design. App must be programmed every time you drive the car and it must be set up prior to driving. Also, it only works off your cell phone's data. If your cell goes through a dead zone, the app turns off. To reset the app, you must pull car over to a safe spot, put your car in park, reset up the app, wait for it to buffer, and then pull back into traffic. Another problem with depending on your cell phone's data is: App does not work in "cell service unavailable " areas. That is when you are driving in the mountains or on a country road with no cellular service, your Scott gps app, Pandora and all other the app Apps are unavailable. Shame on you Toyota for subjecting your customers to such a ridiculous navigational system.

Toyota hasn’t spent any money updating the app to IOS 10, and now the Bluetooth pairing is having capability issues regarding phone calls coming in over the phone and not going directly to the car speakers. This has been a lousy system from the outset. The system has been bad on my 2014 RAV4, I’m seriously considering buying a different brand of car when considering how much money it cost me to buy this car in the first place just to have the GPS system to be inefficient compared to Waze or Apple Maps. Also the voice activated control system doesn’t work at all even if you program your voice into it.

Hardly ever understands any word commands that you say to it. I have all but given up giving directions verbally to it and use only my cell phone for giving and getting directions because I don’t feel the frustration level with my cell phone that I do with my car.