Wireless Android Auto works on any smartphone running Android 11.0 or higher, Google or Samsung phones with Android 10.0, or a Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+/Note 8 with Android 9.0.

Android Auto brings Google Assistant to your dashboard for easy hands-free access. It also sits atop your car's infotainment setup, letting you switch between Android Auto and your vehicle's features.

Android Auto allows you to safely access music, maps, messages, calls, and more while driving; here's how to check compatibility and set it up in your vehicle.

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to turn Android Auto off. QUICK ANSWER To disable Android Auto, go into your phone's settings. From there, navigate to Apps.

Take note, however, that your auto-reply will not be auto-sent. When a message comes in, you'll see it on the Android Auto home screen, with the auto-reply text shown beneath it.

Overall, Android Auto 10.0 is a solid release that brings a number of new features and improvements. The new Google Assistant is a welcome addition, and the bug fixes will make the app more stable.

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Android Auto 14.6 started rolling out via the beta program early last week, and Android Auto 14.7 made its debut just a few days later, having now broadly rolled out to beta testers.

This is a safety measure already employed on Android Automotive, where video apps are available. The full Android Auto 14.8 beta build that went live this week is 14.8.1527 beta.