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 designed Android Auto to be as straightforward as possible, so setting up the connection doesn’t take more than a couple of minutes, regardless of the connectivity method. The wired ...

You can connect an Android to a regular car stereo through a traditional Bluetooth connection, but Android Auto does require a screen for the extra features.

This isn't new behavior in the Android Auto world, as connection problems have been around for a long time, but it's the first time I see Pixel owners reporting it after the update to Android 15.

But it seems the connection issues are back, with some Google Pixel users facing random disconnects with Android Auto.

Some Android Auto users are seeing connection issues, with the platform failing to launch or suffering from random disconnects.

The Carlinkit 5.0 (2air) has one job to do, which is enable a wireless connection between your phone and vehicle to run Android Auto, and it manages that well enough.

Scores of users have reported a major Android Auto bug that doesn't allow phone connections to be established.

Is wireless the equal of a wired connection? Mostly, yes. Generally, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have no more lag time and are robust enough for equivalent quality for music and other ...

Android Auto works again and the USB connection is stable. Great. Except that I actually want the additional storage. It would be a hassle to constantly swap the SD Card.

Samsung's latest flagship phones are arriving for early buyers, but the Galaxy S23 series appears to be facing some issues with Android Auto.