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We received a tip that makes a few notable adjustments to the original look without making it feel too different. This variant pushes the overlay near the bottom of the screen and shrinks it down to a smaller rectangle with rounded edges. I couldn't get this version on any of my test devices, even with a few attempts at changing app version and hacking around a bit with a rooted phone.
It's likely this is a limited rollout for now, but may go wide later. With a little experimentation, I was also able to activate an entirely different UI. While activated, this version replaces the microphone at the bottom right with the four animated bars. There's no overlay and the screen doesn't dim. I suspect this variant is only being tested internally, but there's no way to be entirely certain yet. Of the three, the third this is my favorite; but I can see that the Assistant feedback animation might not be obvious enough at a glance, which might mean it will be ultimately rejected.
Regardless, I like the direction and hope to see something similar to it in the final product. A few weeks ago, I got a couple new features working ahead of release. The first that allows users to display the local temperature in the status bar, and the second is the long-awaited ability to filter the apps that appear in the launcher.
Weather began rolling out to a limited set of few users a couple weeks ago, but now it looks like both features have gone into wide release. You can find routes, play your favorite songs and even check the weather. Just say "Hey Google" to get started.
Get real-time alerts with Google Maps, Waze, and more of your favorite mapping apps. Even ask Google Assistant to find gas along the way, check EV charging availability, or book a parking reservation for when you arrive. Just say where to. And then go. Google Assistant can read your messages out loud. And you can write back by talking. From making calls to using chat apps with just your voice, Android Auto makes driving less distracting. Take your media on the road.
And control it all with your voice. Pause your road-trip playlist and pick up where you left off. Just talk to start a new audio book. Or blast that one song for the hundredth time. From highway to backroad and everything in between, Android Auto lets you do more while driving.
That means more efficient app controls. And so many ways to make it yours. All powered by Android. See what's happening today, across your personal calendars. Then tap any event to make a call or start navigating.
So you can stay ahead of your schedule and remain focused on the road. Android Auto works with larger displays so you can get more information as you drive. Use the navigation bar to control more apps with fewer taps. Come to a stop, then tap the notification center to see recent messages. Make sure your car or stereo is compatible with Android Auto. If you have Android 9 or below, get the Android Auto app on your phone.
Some phones can connect wirelessly. Have more questions? Get the answers you need and hit the road with Android Auto. Android Auto makes it easy to access your favorite music, media, and messaging apps in the car.
Check out all the Apps for Android Auto. Download it here. For most compatible cars or aftermarket stereos, simply plug in your phone using a USB cable.
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