When you first discovered that you could connect your Android smartphone to your car via Android Auto, did you immediately run out to the car, phone in hand, excited at the possibilities of future ...

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 is ...

Your car supports Android Auto, but only through a USB cable. Every time you get in, it’s the same routine: pull out your phone, find the cable, plug it in, wait for the connection, and then start ...

Android Auto wireless adapters are the new thing in the car space, and if your car doesn't always support a cordless experience, you should get such a device. CarPlay wireless adapters have also ...

The solution to my issue was more straightforward than I expected.

Many cars nowadays come equipped with Android Auto, but you might not be so lucky as to have one that features a fully wireless connection. In the case of wired Android Auto cars, you'll have to keep ...

The latest Android Auto bug may be getting fixed, but our poll suggests the platform has a bigger connectivity problem.

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The new Android Auto version is designed to help you stay connected to meetings while you’re driving.