Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are some of the best features in newer cars, but if you've ever wanted to upgrade from a wired ...

Google designed Android Auto to be as straightforward as possible, so setting up the connection doesn’t take more than a couple of minutes, regardless of the connectivity method. The wired version ...

You get into your car, plug in your phone, and Android Auto appears on the dashboard. You open Google Maps, set the destination, and then switch to Spotify to start your AI playlist. It works and gets ...

Android Auto is great when it works, but the platform tends to be unstable at times. Seemingly due to a recent update or some other phenomenon, some Google Pixel owners are seeing connection issues ...

Earlier this month, some Android Auto users ran into an issue that removed the crucial navigation bar. That’s now been fixed, but a new bug is preventing some Pixel 8 owners from using Android Auto.

A lot of Android Auto users are reporting frustrating connection issues after updating their phones to Android 16. Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel users are among the most affected ones. As Android 16 ...

Android Auto brings convenience to your car's navigation screen thanks to its familiar interface and innovative apps. It works with virtually any phone, including our selection of the best budget ...

Users have encountered the worst thing that could happen on Android Auto these days: phone overheating with wired and wireless connections. The record-long heat wave hitting the globe shows no sign of ...

Admittedly, it is quite a lot more money. The Motorola Sound MA1's recommended retail price is a pricey $90. That makes it one of the most expensive ways to get a wireless connection, but it's worth ...

When digital displays first came along, your car's infotainment system was pretty much just a way to blast your favorite tunes during road trips. However, things changed when Apple CarPlay was ...

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You might not think about this very often, but in a vacuum, it's kind of incredible that we have developed the technology to share information and functionality between two completely separate devices ...