The ability to connect an Android smartphone to a vehicle's infotainment system has become a crucial factor for many people when considering a vehicle purchase. Android Auto, launched in 2015, has ...

Over 500 new and older vehicle models are compatible with Android Auto, an in-vehicle interface that mirrors the functionality of any compatible Android or Google device. The great thing about Android ...

For many, the ability to fully access their smartphones while driving is an important buying consideration when shopping for their next vehicle. They want to make calls, send messages, and utilize ...

Checking your phone while driving is risky, and that's where Android Auto comes in handy. It allows you to use some of the best features of Android phones on your car's infotainment system without ...

Ben Khalesi covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and everyday tech at Android Police. With a background in AI and data science, he enjoys making technical topics approachable for those ...

Android Auto 14.8 beta is now available for download as the first build of version 14.8. This particular build is aimed at beta testers, but anyone can download it even if they aren't part of the ...

Car infotainment systems have historically been a weak point in vehicle design. Often clunky and inefficient, essential features and functions were buried under layers of unnecessary screens and ...

The demise of Android Auto for phones was disappointing and frustrating for users who wanted to use their mobile devices in cars, which lacked support for the phone projection system. It was an easy ...

Google announced nearly two years ago that weather apps would be coming to Android Auto and Android Automotive, but one of the biggest examples, The Weather Channel, is still missing. In case you ...

Google is rolling out the Android Auto 14.0 update to more users after initially releasing it in beta. New Android Auto updates are released on a fairly regular basis, and they’ve been pretty quick as ...

Even if you don’t live in one of the 26 states (and Washington D.C.) that prohibit you from using your cellphone while driving, it’s still just a bad idea. The National Highway Traffic Safety ...