Do you want to connect your Android smartphone without complications to the car dashboard? Want to use Google Maps, answer calls, listen to music from your Play Music without running the risk of getting a ticket for using your phone? So you should be aware of Android Auto. Google's proposal to use various features of your smartphone directly on the dashboard of your car, using mainly voice commands.
Behind this car platform is the task manager “Google Now“, With it we can use voice commands to change music or make a call, and we can receive alerts about congestion at one of the points of our road, among other tasks.
Android Auto will support third-party applications developed specifically for traffic activities. For now Google has the support of 40 companies that make cars, thus forming the Open Automotive Alliance. According to Google forecasts, by the end of 2014 we may have some cars with Android Auto.
Good news for Angola is that two of the most successful manufacturers here have also joined the initiative. I am specifically talking about Kia and Hyundai.
This is the direct response to Apple's CarPlay service, which also aims to bring a better interaction between the smartphone and the car dashboard.
[Source]: iDownload
