If you've been part of the Android Auto community for more than a few weeks, you probably know already that YouTube is not allowed on the infotainment screen as part of Google's in-car experience.

Most of us can't imagine the Internet without YouTube, as Google's video-sharing platform has become integral to the WWW as we know it. YouTube was born on the desktop but rapidly made its way to ...

Android Auto still doesn’t support the official YouTube app, but NewPipe can now fill that gap. The update lets you access playlists, history, and search from your car’s screen. Of course, you’ll only ...

Android Auto brings a lot of amazing features from your phone straight to your car's dash screen. Its primary functions are GPS and audio controls. You can even use split-screen mode to control both ...

Using Android Auto regularly means you have built up muscle memory for certain tasks, such as skipping or pausing tracks. But ...

People who own vehicles with Google built-in are getting more stuff to play with while parked and stuck in traffic. But driver distraction remains a serious risk. People who own vehicles with Google ...

Android Auto brings convenience to your car's navigation screen thanks to its familiar interface and innovative apps. It works with virtually any phone, including our selection of the best budget ...

Google introduced new media app templates as part of its Android for Cars App Library update. These templates bring a redesigned “Now Playing” UI with a new Material 3 Expressive seekbar. The ...

Android Auto is getting a visual refresh with a new 'wavy' progress bar for media playback, moving away from the flat line.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto now dominate the infotainment screens of cars around the world, but do cars ever feature one ...

Android Auto has taken a significant step forward in redefining in-car entertainment by introducing support for third-party mobile games. This feature, part of a recent update, allows you to play ...