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I tried Android Auto again after 7 years, and I still hate it

πŸ“… July 30, 2026   |  πŸŒ Source: https://www.androidauthority.com/tried-android-auto-again-3692293/   |  πŸ·️ Technology I tried Android Auto again after 7 years, and I still hate it — via https://www.androidauthority.com/tried-android-auto-again-3692293/ Credit: Sanuj Bhatia / Android Authority I’m an Android guy through and through. So when I bought a brand-new car back in 2019, I was excited to see that it supported Android Auto. What Happened However, after a quick stint with it, I decided it was not for me. The software was too buggy and rigid for me at the time, and I just didn’t find it any more useful than the built-in infotainment system in my car. However, a lot has changed over the last seven years. Android Auto gained several new features and, on paper, resolved a lot of the bugginess I remembered. Why It Matters With that in mind, I gave it another chance to see how much my opinion of it has changed. The answer, unfortunately, is ...

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