A video posted on the company’s site shows off the upgrade — and it looks pretty good. The familiar CarPlay and Android Auto ...

A clever third-party kit brings support for Android Auto and CarPlay back to GM vehicles that lost support for the platforms.

GM caused an uproar last year when the automaker announced it was getting rid of the popular phone mirroring systems Apple ...

If your car includes Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, but you hate plugging in your phone while you drive, these dongles may do ...

That's why a lot of existing cars only support a wired Android Auto connection, and to get wireless connection drivers have to buy a new car or replace head units, which is expensive and inconvenient.

In recent days, though, older phone users have started seeing a message that simply says, "This phone no longer supports Android Auto." This change applies to both the wired version of Android ...

Traditionally, Android Auto connects to your vehicle over a wired USB connection, but it can also be done wirelessly. You’ll first need an Android smartphone using Android 11 or higher (or a ...

For wired connections: 1. Mount the Android tablet and connect it to your phone using a USB cable. 2. Set the mode to File Transfer/Android Auto. Under the “USB Controlled By” menu ...

Google said that more than 100 million cars out there were already using Android Auto wireless, and Apple is believed to be working on a portless iPhone that would no longer support wired CarPlay.