As soon as you launch the Headunit Reloaded app, Android Auto should be triggered on your phone and tablet. Once you're done ...

Android Auto wireless adapters are the new thing in the car space, and if your car doesn't always support a cordless experience, you should get such a device. CarPlay wireless adapters have also ...

Storing car keys on Android requires a wallet app such as Samsung Wallet or Google Wallet, and usually requires a pairing ...

Google’s new Sensitive App Protection feature for Android Automotive lets you PIN-lock specific apps to hide them from passengers.

Forget your key fob? Your Android watch can now unlock and start your car. Check if your vehicle and wearable are compatible ...

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 ...

Android Auto is a powerful way to make your vehicle's head unit smarter. As the name suggests, Android Auto extends Android's familiarity to assist you while driving. It offers a simplistic and ...

Getting Android Auto up and running is perhaps a nerve-wracking thing most drivers would gladly avoid, especially due to connection issues happening for no reason. However, firing up Android Auto is ...

Renting a car has changed very little over the last couple of decades. You walk in, show your information, pay some money, and walk out with the keys to a car. Even today, the process isn’t much ...

Android Auto is getting a new app category. Google has announced that Internet of Things apps (or smart home apps) for cars are now supported by the Play Store. Developers can now build smart home ...

Android Automotive, Google’s operating system for cars, has historically been pretty niche, and only a handful of high-profile cars like the Polestar 2 have used it. Now, though, Android Automotive is ...

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