If your car supports Android Auto but you’re still tethered to a USB cable every time you drive, it might be time for a quality-of-life upgrade. The Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Adapter is now ...

A few years ago, the only way to convert a wired Android Auto connection into wireless was to spend hundreds of bucks on an aftermarket head unit upgrade. Apple users were a bit luckier, as Carlinkit ...

Long ago, ditching cables in an Android Auto-powered car involved a costly infotainment system upgrade. Cars where only Android Auto wired was available required new ...

You just plug the device into your USB port, set it up. And from there, every time you step into your car and turn it on, ...

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The most important part, though, is that this device doesn't cost a lot of money, coming in at just $49 right now. If you ...

Wireless Android Auto is great. You slide into the driver’s seat with your phone still in your pocket, and the dashboard magically springs to life with all your favorite Android Auto utility apps and ...

For some drivers, the latest updates to Android Auto have broken support for using a wireless connection, and with no immediate fix. For now, reports of these issues are not particularly widespread.

Some Android Auto users have been running into wireless connection issues causing stuttering audio over the past few months, but Google says this should be fixed with the latest updates. Wireless ...