Rahul Naskar has years of experience writing news and features related to Android, phones, and apps. Outside the tech world, he follows global events and developments shaping the world of geopolitics.

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

Android Auto, Google’s smart platform for cars, has been getting some new features in the last few weeks. This month, the v13.4 update brought a fresher look thanks to the implementation of Material ...

Google recently updated the Android Auto interface with Material You. However, users are not happy with this change, as the music player interface now uses your phone’s wallpaper color instead of the ...

Google appears to be working on more Android Auto updates, including potential support for Cast and a redesign of ...

A new change in Android Auto is in development, with the buttons for the media player potentially being shuffled around which could impact muscle memory. Typically with media players, buttons are laid ...

Android Auto v15.9.6551 includes code for a Material 3 Expressive-style wavy progress bar. The updated media UI adds visual flair to the playback interface but hasn’t rolled out publicly yet. The ...

Google recently refreshed the Android Auto interface using Material You to match colors with your phone’s wallpaper. As part of the changes, the music player interface now uses wallpaper colors ...

Android Auto can make your driving a lot more exciting, but it also comes with the risk of distraction if you don’t know what not to use in it. Listening to music isn’t one of those things you shouldn ...