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 ...

Android Auto puts commonly used smartphone apps and features right in your car’s dashboard. It overrides the native infotainment system with a familiar, easy-to-use interface that many motorists ...

Android Auto comes on top of your car's existing infotainment system without replacing it, so you can use your car's built-in navigation apps or switch to Android Auto whenever you want.

If you're an Android user and your vehicle's infotainment system has Android Auto, you can easily add apps to it with only a couple of swipes and taps.

If you know that mobile data is going to be sketchy on your upcoming trip, downloading maps for offline use is essential for navigation.

The primary benefit of using Android Auto and not your mobile device in the car is the reduced distraction. With apps running on the infotainment screen, it's easier to follow navigation, see what ...

Did you know you can add Android Auto to any car in mere minutes? This handy little unit will do just that, and it's not the only one.

To run Android Auto, you must use a high-speed cable. Google has special cable recommendations, but as general advice, you should stick with the cord included in the phone box.

Android Auto is preparing to add a new tool to check the quality of your USB cable, and it works pretty easily. Here's how.