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 ...

Google Maps is user-friendly and highly detailed. If it's your favorite navigation app, here's how to use it with Android Auto.

On Android Auto, there’s also a 3D buildings view you can use instead of the satellite map. Share your journey with other people Use Google Maps to let other people know when you’re arriving.

Google developed Android Auto for motorists who are frustrated with their car's native infotainment system. It's straightforward to set up and easy to use.

Tap the Android Auto tile to launch the app, make calls, send messages, use Google Maps, play music, or download new apps. Next, let's discuss wireless Android Auto connectivity.

Even then, if you're using Android Auto, there is a strange restriction — you can't use Google Maps on your phone and your Android Auto dashboard at the same time.

Android Auto is an incredibly useful platform, and even more so when you can use it wirelessly. Here's how to do that.

Navigation apps like Google Maps, Waze, and others also easily integrate into Android Auto. Android users, keep your copilot updated for smooth rides.

As spotted by 9to5Google, Google Maps on Android Auto has been updated to make lane guidance easier to read when you're trying to not take your eyes off the road for too long.

For some reason, however, Google Maps seems to ignore all these settings and only use the dark mode on Android Auto.

Traditional audio players, such as Musicolet, are also great choices on Android Auto. Not everybody uses the likes of Google Maps and Waze on Android Auto, and Google knows it too.