Google has introduced new features in its latest update for Android Auto and cars with Google built-in. These updates aim to make your driving and parked experiences more convenient, safe, and entertaining. Continue reading “Android Auto gets Web conferencing apps, Prime video and more”
In May 2022, Android Auto received a refreshed look and range of features. At CES 2023, Google unveils an Android Auto experience, a technique for using your digital car key, and other updates for cars that have Google built-in. Continue reading “Google rolls out new Android Auto experience”
Google has announced new Android Auto features including easier access to your favorite content with improved media browse and search features, plus new ways to stay connected with visual message previews and group messaging. Continue reading “Android Auto update brings improved media browser, search, message previews and more”
Google is all set to kick off its I/O 2017 annual developer conference today. The keynote by CEO Sundar Pichai will start at 10 AM PST (10 30 PM IST). Last year, Google introduced Google Home, the Google Assistant and the Daydream VR headset. Let’s see what Google is expected to announce this year. Continue reading “Here’s what to expect from Google I/O 2017”
Google’s Android Auto is getting a major update with new features. Launched in 2014, the service can now work entirely on your phone without the need of a dashboard. Continue reading “Android Auto app gets a major update with new features”
Qualcomm at I/O 2016 announced that it is working with Google on an initiative bringing the power of Android OS embedded directly into the car. Continue reading “Google and Qualcomm developing futuristic Android-based In-car infotainment platform”
Google has updated Android Auto with new features and major improvements. Soon, users who don’t have Android Auto compatible cars will also be able to use the service via a standalone app.
Continue reading “Android Auto gets Waze support, will be available for everyone via standalone app”
Google’s Android Auto has finally entered India along with 17 other countries. This is Android Auto’s biggest international roll out so far as the in-car operating system is now available in a total of 29 countries which is up from 11. Continue reading “Android Auto comes to India and other countries”
Early last year, Google introduced the Open Automotive Alliance. A joint effort by the software company and automobile manufacturers, the goal was to bring a smarter and safer in car experience to consumers. All of this would be powered by Android Auto, of course. So far the mainstay of luxury car manufacturers, Mahindra & Mahindra has announced it’s intention to join the OAA and to offer Android Auto as an option on their vehicles. Continue reading “Mahindra joins Open Automotive Alliance, to offer Android Auto on XUV & Scorpio”
HTC is said to be working on Android Auto in car system, as per a latest post from Reddit. The post says that the company is naming the in-car system as ‘HTC Cello”.
Continue reading “HTC working on Android Auto competitor “HTC Cello”?”
Google has finally released the official Android Auto app on the Play Store. The app is what allows Android smartphones running 5.0 Lollipop to link up to Android Auto units, bringing all of your music, maps, and hands-free controls to your vehicle.
Continue reading “Android Auto app hits Play Store, goes live for Lollipop phones”
Volkswagon revealed at CES 2015 that it will launch Android Auto support later this year. The automaker has stated that its next generation modular infotainment platform (MIB II) will include support for Apple’s CarPlay and Android Auto.
Continue reading “Volkswagon to bring infotainment system with CarPlay and Android Auto”
Google has released Android Auto API for developers that will allow developers to start creating apps for smart cars.Android Auto currently only supports two types of third-party apps viz, audio and messaging.
Continue reading “Google launches Android Auto API for developers”
Google’s Android platform has been the favorite of the OEMs for a long time due to its flexible nature. OEM’s have been able to change and modify the user interface of their Android smartphones without Google’s intervention. However, the OEMs and third-party developers will not have this liberty when it comes to the latest Android expansion by Google.
Continue reading “Google to have sole control on UIs of Android Wear, Android TV and Android Auto”
