After the Google I/O developer conference, Android Auto is getting more than Google’s Gemini assistant. The company has also shown or otherwise announced or otherwise announced a number of changes in the infotainment operating system, including the introduction of a latest spotif app, light mode, and web browsers and video apps.
Let’s start with spots. Google revealed in a video last week that the Spatif app for Android Auto is getting a new shape through the new media app templates available for company developers. One of the features that is adding music service to Android Auto is a spatial jam, which is a feature that allows users to share audio source control from their individual devices.
In Android Auto Cars, this means that anyone with spatifs will jump by tapping a new “jam” icon on the touch screen, then scan a QR code to add songs to the playlist. As a feature of the spotifies, this is much more than a similar share play feature of Apple Music, in which everyone needs to participate with the Apple device. The company says the spotif jam will be “available in the coming months”.
Even in the video, Google says it is soon adding to Google Built -in support for quick shares with them, which allows users to act like adding ADD stops to develop Google Maps. The company also says it is going to increase Passey’s support for its influence OS.
The Proto typing Android Auto app UI, through the Google Figma Kit Google, we also have a new look on the Light Mode theme on which the company is working for Android Auto. Google did not really say that it was developing a light mode in his blog post about all changes in Android Auto, but as 9TO5GOGLE Note, the UI option has been going on for years.
One thing that Google mentioned – and briefly on it – is that the browser and video apps are coming to Android Auto. The company says that with video apps, the app category, “skin” will be available for Android Auto and they are already available in gaming apps beta. Naturally, Google says these features will only work when a car is in the park. The browsers feature is already available in the beta for Google Built -in cars, while video apps are already available in this version of its infotainment system. The company also announced that cooperation for climate apps is officially out of the bet.
