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 ...

An Android Auto wireless adapter connects to your car using a short cable. You must plug it into the USB port used to run Android Auto and pair it with your mobile device via Bluetooth.

Here’s a breakdown of the Genesis’ wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto update, including who gets the update, how it works and what options are available for installing it.

Converting a wired Android Auto connection into a wireless one has become more convenient thanks to wireless adapters typically selling for less than $100.

Somewhat more recently, the idea of wireless Android Auto came about, allowing you to experience the exact same Android Auto experience but without needing your phone plugged in via a USB cable.

By using one of Ottocast’s Android Auto-compatible dongles – compatible with most Android Auto and CarPlay vehicles – you can easily connect both an iPhone and an Android to it without issue.

More and more vehicles are beginning to offer wireless Apple CarPlay, with wireless Android Auto close behind. Which cars have it? How does it work? Here’s what you should know.

Google needs to put an end to Android Auto's connectivity woes For a platform that has been around for almost a decade, it's embarrassing to see Android Auto still face connection issues.

This goes beyond Bluetooth and allows Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to be used on compatible infotainment systems – all without a wired connection.

Android Auto users are facing an irritating issue. Their phones are rebooting when attempting to wirelessly connect to car systems using the platform. This problem appears to have emerged after ...

Some recent Android Auto updates are preventing some people from connecting wirelessly. It's unclear why, but this appears to be affecting some people with different phones and vehicles. Some ...

One of Android Auto's best features is letting you use more than one at time. So how do you use it?