As it stated in According to Kenwood's press release, Android Auto Wireless going to not work if your non-Nexus and Pixel device doesn't run Android P.By comparison, Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for Android Auto Wireless to work. Unfortunately, it looks like your smartphone have to run Android P if you want to wirelessly extend those capabilities. Up until earlier this year, the only ways to get Android Auto up and running is to either connect your device to your car's display or Utilize the Android Auto app. In the company's laanalisis press release, however, 9to5Google spotted which non-Nexus/Pixel devices have to run Android P for Android Auto Wireless to work. Keep in mind which Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for compatibility with Android Auto Wireless.
Wireless Android Auto is a no-go if your smartphone doesn't run Android P
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As it stated in According to Kenwood's press release, Android Auto Wireless going to not work if your non-Nexus and Pixel device doesn't run Android P.By comparison, Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for Android Auto Wireless to work. Unfortunately, it looks like your smartphone have to run Android P if you want to wirelessly extend those capabilities. Up until earlier this year, the only ways to get Android Auto up and running is to either connect your device to your car's display or Utilize the Android Auto app. In the company's laanalisis press release, however, 9to5Google spotted which non-Nexus/Pixel devices have to run Android P for Android Auto Wireless to work. Keep in mind which Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for compatibility with Android Auto Wireless.
As it stated in According to Kenwood's press release, Android Auto Wireless going to not work if your non-Nexus and Pixel device doesn't run Android P.By comparison, Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for Android Auto Wireless to work. Unfortunately, it looks like your smartphone have to run Android P if you want to wirelessly extend those capabilities. Up until earlier this year, the only ways to get Android Auto up and running is to either connect your device to your car's display or Utilize the Android Auto app. In the company's laanalisis press release, however, 9to5Google spotted which non-Nexus/Pixel devices have to run Android P for Android Auto Wireless to work. Keep in mind which Nexus and Pixel devices have to run Android 8.0 Oreo for compatibility with Android Auto Wireless.
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