Android Auto is now available as an App for use with any car – Tech2/

Android Auto is now available as an App for use with any car – Tech2

Android Auto is now available as an App for use with any car – Tech2

Android Auto was so far a service that boosted the functionality of touchscreen interfaces installed in cars.Launched over two years ago, several models from major automakers supported integration with Android Auto.The long list included models from Volkswagen, Skoda, Audi, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Mahindra, Mitsubishi and Volvo.
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You no longer have to buy a new car or stereo to use Android Auto

You no longer have to buy a new car or stereo to use Android Auto

During Google's annual developers conference this past spring, the company teased a version of its Android Auto software that would run entirely on an Android phone and not require a new car or aftermarket dashboard display.Now the company is starting to roll this software out to Android phone owners.The new Android Auto app, which is an updated version of the existing app, offers a completely streamlined, easy-to-navigate phone interface for when you're driving in a car.
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Android Auto gets rid of that pesky car requirement

Android Auto gets rid of that pesky car requirement

Back in May, we gave you an early look at Google's work to put Android Auto interface right on your phone.Today, the company makes good on its promise to release the new one-phone experience "later this year."With the latest update, you no longer need an Android Auto compatible infotainment system.
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Now you can use Android Auto without upgrading your car

Now you can use Android Auto without upgrading your car

Now you can use Android Auto without upgrading your carAndroid Auto looks set to show up on a lot more dashboards, albeit as a phone clipped to a mount rather than built into the native infotainment system.The interface, which pares back Android into a chunkier, more finger-friendly layout for use while driving, while hiding the more complex features that could prove a distraction, is being released as a standalone system, Google announced today.It's the closest we've got so far to an admission by the Android team that Android Auto adoption among automakers may not have been as swift as they would've preferred.
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