Android Auto is the perfect car companion for your smartphone when you're driving. Thankfully, Google makes it easy to keep it updated.

There are times when Android system updates fail to install simply because your device doesn't detect any active internet connection. To remedy that, ensure that you have selected a Wi-Fi network ...

While you're in the Google Play Store app, you can adjust the Android Auto update preferences to allow it to automatically update any time there's a new app build. Go to the Android Auto app page ...

Turn on auto-updates in the Play Store You can manually update an app, and you can also turn on automatic updates to ensure that your apps are always up-to-date. Here's how to do it: Launch the ...

How to auto-update apps on Android If those steps seem like busywork to you, and you'd rather get your apps updated automatically in the background, that's easy to set up too, with the steps below.

For the most part, Android Auto and all your other Android apps will automatically have the latest software on your smartphone. You don’t even need to be connected to your car to update Android ...

Android Auto needs to be periodically updated to work seamlessly. Updating it is usually a straightforward process -- but remember, it runs on your phone.

How to update apps on Android Manually updating your Android apps is done through the Google Play Store app. Open the app and tap on your profile icon in the top right.

Here's our no-nonsense guide on how to update apps on Android. It includes steps on updating manually and on updating some or all of your apps automatically.