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If you have an Android phone and a car with an infotainment system made in the past decade, you’re likely familiar with Android Auto. It acts as an extension of your phone and displays its apps on a car-friendly interface, taking care of navigation, calls, messages, and media playback — negating the need for you…

Android Auto is the phone companion for your car, mirroring apps, messages and maps to your in-built display. Your audio is mirrored, too, with music and notifications passing through to your car’s speaker system. You might notice that, from time to time, Android might automatically lower the volume for you while you’re driving.

Android Auto is set to receive a major makeover in the coming months, with more fluid elements, fewer rigid shapes, widget support, and video playback — finally! So anyone who still considers Android Auto inferior (at least, visually) to Apple CarPlay will no longer have their reasons to complain. The exact date for this rollout…

Android Auto lets you use the essential apps on your phone to use Android Auto to send messages, take calls, play music, and help navigate you from A to B. It’s quickly replaced the patchwork quilt approach taken by car manufacturers in the past, supplanting in-built car infotainment systems that often quickly become outdated and…

You may want to start meticulously planning your weekends and after-school or work activities from November 19 onwards if you’re a GTA fan. According to a new piece by Christopher Byrd on The New York Times, Grand Theft Auto VI is very, very immersive and lengthy. Rob Nelson, the co-studio head at Rockstar North, told Byrd that he…

Okay this is folks. After 13 years of waiting, what feels like countless delays (two if I remember correctly), and a gazillion dollars in profit on GTA Online later, Rockstar is set to take the virtual stage on Netflix of all places to finally show us Grand Theft Auto VI.