Google has released a new version of Android Auto. The software with version 10.1.6330 can now be downloaded and installed. But what does the new update bring?
With Android Auto, Google has been offering a way to control a car’s infotainment system via cell phone since 2015. However, the application has changed little since its original release. Until recently, the smartphone needed to be constantly connected via a USB cable. Later, wireless use was also possible in combination with a Pixel smartphone and two years ago general approval was achieved. Now Google has one New update for Android Auto was released, along with which some functions were modified.
The first new features of the update have already become apparent in the past few days. Among other things Google Maps Updated and added a new sidebar. In it you can find a zoom, a compass and sound settings. Previously, these functions were sometimes scattered across the screen. The design of Google Assistant has also been adapted to the smartphone operating system.
Besides that there probably was Bug fixes are complete, among other things, fixed a bug related to Google Maps Because of this, the Maps app doesn’t stay open even after exiting Android Auto. A thermal issue that caused the smartphone to overheat has also been fixed. After all, this caused an additional load on the battery, which eventually had to be charged more often. Apart from that, however, innovation is limited. The admittedly minor update can be downloaded directly from the Google Play Store or via an APK download. You’ll usually find the latest beta versions of the software there as well.
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