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 ...

Some cars have wireless Android Auto capability, which means you won't need a USB cable to connect to Android Auto. Keep in mind that this will drain your battery compared to using wired Android ...

Android Auto can only be utilized on an Android phone connected to a car via a USB connection in the correct USB port, or in certain cars and brands, wirelessly.

No more plugging my phone directly into my car's USB port, baby! And all it took was a small gadget that's been worth every ...

If the above tips haven't worked to turn Android Auto off, consider buying a dedicated charger. Since that offers a USB connection for power only, rather than data, it shouldn't trigger Android ...

The AACPlay Android Auto Wireless Adapter can add wireless capability to any vehicle equipped with Android Auto. It's a fairly small device that can fit into a bay in the center console or be ...

If you've got a car or truck fitted with Android Auto, Motorola's MA1 wireless adapter makes it even easier and safer to use. Using a simple USB-A connection, this adapter enables 5GHz wireless ...

In fact, my experience over time has been 8-track < cassette < CD < USB. Will Android Auto be > USB or < 8-track? Do new cars have a simple USB slot for a thumb drive?

Backstory: replaced an LG V40 that worked on Android Auto via USB fairly reliably, although LG's system is not set up for auto connect and Samsung's is.

Android Auto appears on more and more car infotainment systems all the time, but how do you actually use it? Thankfully, it's not very complicated.