If you're Android Auto connection doesn't drop, but gets weird sometimes, it's likely a settings problem.

Small tweaks make for smoother rides.

Android Auto is the default co-pilot for millions of cars worldwide. It allows you to access most of your smartphone's features on your car's infotainment screen, including music, navigation, and ...

If you've been using Android Auto for more than a few days, you're probably sticking with the default configuration. If you don't, you're in the minority here, as most people are satisfied with the ...

Android Auto is available in over 200 million cars globally. The driver-friendly interface provides easy access to navigation, messaging, calling, and music. You can do this through the Android Auto ...

As I do with every device, Android or not, I tweak the settings to suit my needs. The default options provided by the manufacturer cover the broadest range of users, but they won’t be perfect for ...

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Android Auto, as a framework, is designed to link your Android phone to your car's infotainment systems in a manner more convenient and comprehensive than simply connecting to a stereo with Bluetooth.