All articles tagged with #car display
Android Auto may soon support up to seven app columns in its app drawer, up from the current maximum of five, potentially making app discovery faster and easier, especially on larger displays. This change is based on an APK teardown and could improve the driving experience by reducing the need to scroll through multiple pages of apps.
The 10" Touchscreen Wireless/Wifi/Bluetooth Car Display, currently on sale for $125.99, connects to phones via bluetooth, allowing users to check messages, view navigation, and make calls. Built on an Android 12 system, it supports Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, wifi, and app downloads, and also features FM radio, multimedia playback, and built-in speakers.
The 6.8" Foldable Touchscreen Car Display is currently on sale for $95.99, down from its regular price of $159. It is compatible with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Siri, and Google Assistant, and can be easily installed with two different mounting brackets. It also supports rear camera integration and offers a convenient way to stay connected and entertained while on the road.
StackSocial is offering a 6.8" Foldable Touchscreen Car Display with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Support for $96, a 40% discount from its original price of $160. The device provides wireless access to favorite apps, supports rearview camera for easier parking, and allows for voice commands. It is compatible with a wide range of vehicles and offers clear image quality, FM radio, and connectivity options for music and podcasts.
This 10-inch wireless touchscreen display can be mounted on your car's dashboard, bringing Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and other conveniences to your fingertips. It allows access to navigation apps, messaging, phone apps, and compatible apps like Spotify and YouTube. The display integrates with your car's rear backup camera and provides parking guidelines. Available for $110 until December 17.
Google is rolling out version 10.7 of Android Auto, which hints at a future feature allowing users to sync their phone's wallpaper with their car display. The update also includes battery tweaks for electric vehicles and changes to app requirements when the vehicle is parked. While the option to use the phone's wallpaper in Android Auto is not yet available, it would enhance the current selection of wallpapers offered by the app. The timing for the release of this feature is unclear.
The 9" Wireless Heads-Up Car Display, compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allows users to connect their phones to their vehicles for hands-free calls, music streaming, navigation, and more. Priced at $104.99 (originally $289), the device is easy to install and works with 99% of cars, providing a state-of-the-art experience at an affordable cost.
Google Maps has reintroduced a feature that allows users to simultaneously use the app on their Android smartphones and car displays, after initially removing it as unintended behavior. The update comes after several months of Google realizing that the feature was actually beneficial for Android Auto users. While it is unclear why the feature was initially restricted, it may have been due to safety concerns. Android Auto provides minimal information on the car display to minimize distractions, while using Google Maps on a smartphone offers more detailed navigation. However, Google has now accepted that drivers may benefit from having navigation assistance on both devices.