Google has completed an annual developer conference called Google IO. At this stage, the operating system and IT services are updated. Android is also included and is currently available in version 12. The latest version of Android Auto, a subset of Android 12, also brings interesting updates. According to Google, there are currently over 100 million cars with Android Auto installed worldwide.
While this number is much higher, Google also announced that there are 3 billion Android devices worldwide. Pasting this into your text, Google can make Android ubiquitous for cars like mobile phones. One of the main features of Android Auto that many users want is a completely wireless connection.
This way, you don’t need to connect the phone to the car. Previously, this feature was primarily dedicated to luxury cars, but Google promises to improve the situation. “Most Ford, General Motors, and Honda companies will support Android Auto wireless,” said Sameer Samat, vice president of Google Android and Google Play.
As a keynote speaker, Google highlighted 15 OEM partners including GM Dodge, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, and VW. Brands such as VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Stellantis-Jeep, Chrysler, Renault. Cars also included BMW, Ford, and Honda. Even in Indian cars like the Nissan Magnet already equipped with Android Auto, advertising seems to be heading for the United States.
Fiat is also a major Stellantis brand, but it isn’t on the list because it doesn’t exist in the United States. Other changes to the operating system are expected to include new design principles for the “design content” interactive user interface. This is described as the biggest change in Android beauty since 2014 when Android was a giant computer. Android, a mountain view-based studio, has released Lollipop. Following in Apple’s footsteps, Google announced the ability of digital cars to allow users to wirelessly unlock vehicles and employees.