Getting Android Auto wireless in our cars has become significantly more convenient since the debut of wireless adapters like AAWireless and Motorola MA1, as these devices make the transition from ...

We've known for a while that Android Auto struggles with the connection to cars, but more often than not, the bad cables that people use to run the app are the ones to blame for all these struggles.

Wireless Android Auto is often a source of frustration while driving. Connections drop unexpectedly, devices fail to pair, or the interface takes longer to load than I expect. While the promise is a ...

I didn’t think I’d ever get excited about a small black box that hides in my car’s dash. But here we are. The AAWireless Two adapter has quietly become one of the best upgrades I’ve made to my 2016 ...

Problems like flaky wireless connections, an assistant that sometimes refuses to answer, and slow updates make Android Auto ...

Android Auto is available in over 200 million cars globally. The interface provides easy access to navigation, messaging, calling, and music. You can do this through the Android Auto app or by ...

When Android Auto first debuted in 2015, it was just OK. It was nice being able to access your Android apps and phone controls right from your car’s display, but it was anemic in features and only ...

Android Auto, Google's answer to Apple CarPlay, can be great for expanding the capabilities of your vehicle by connecting an Android device to the infotainment system. It's great for accessing maps, ...