Android Auto is one of the best apps for your car. When it works. Here's a look at some common Android Auto problems and how ...

How to Connect the Android Auto How to connect and use Android Auto is easy. On most cars, you will get access to your phone's contact list and all the other apps that Android Auto supports.

Learn how to customize the way that Android Auto looks and behaves, including changing the Android Auto wallpaper.

Android Auto allows you to safely access music, maps, messages, calls, and more while driving; here's how to check compatibility and set it up in your vehicle.

Android Auto brings Google Assistant to your dashboard for easy hands-free access. It also sits atop your car's infotainment setup, letting you switch between Android Auto and your vehicle's features.

The primary benefit of using Android Auto and not your mobile device in the car is the reduced distraction. With apps running on the infotainment screen, it's easier to follow navigation, see what ...

Android Auto comes on top of your car's existing infotainment system without replacing it, so you can use your car's built-in navigation apps or switch to Android Auto whenever you want.

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 ...

Android Auto connects your phone's smart features and your car together, but there's a degree of customization available for drivers to make apps easy to reach.

Android Auto puts commonly used smartphone apps and features right in your car’s dashboard. It overrides the native infotainment system with a familiar, easy-to-use interface that many motorists ...

If you're an Android user and your vehicle's infotainment system has Android Auto, you can easily add apps to it with only a couple of swipes and taps.

How to use voice commands in Android Auto Much of it has to do with your car If you're using Android Auto, you likely have a phone from Samsung, Google, or another manufacturer that isn't Apple.