Android Auto supports plenty of apps from Google Play, but sideloading can unlock more. These third-party options add features Google doesn't officially offer.

Google has recently shipped Android Auto build 17.8 to users enrolled in the beta program; non-beta users can install it ...

New Android Auto updates tend to be a bit strange, with changes often showing up for some users but not others, but Google ...

Planning a long highway drive? Discover six essential Android Auto features, from smart offline navigation to conversational ...

A new version of Android Auto has reached the beta stage, and users can now download it even if they’re not part of the ...

Console quality racers, timeless bird fling fun, and pocket puzzles turn your car's idle minutes into playtime ...

All Android Auto 17 users will eventually get version 17.7 via the Play Store, but users who want to skip the wait will have to sideload the update.

Android Auto isn't technically a launcher, but the Open Headunit app makes it feel like one. While the Niagara launcher is ...

To turn it on, open Android Auto settings and enable “Show quick controls for apps.” Once enabled, the controls appear on the ...

Screenshots, unauthorized apps, and 5 other Android Auto tools hiding in developer settings.

Subtle spacing and navigation choices revealed small design gaps in Android Auto that affect glanceable usability.