Android Auto Wireless is set to be introduced for Samsung phones. To quote Google's FAQ page on the subject, "Android Auto wireless is only available with select models of JVC, Kenwood, and Pioneer aftermarket stereos, at this time." The technology, which already supports Google phone models dating back to the Nexus 5X, allows Android phone users to send a driving-focused user interface to a car's dashboard display using Wi-Fi. In addition to being able to control your car with voice commands, you can also use it as an external navigation system and even connect it to other smartphones, such as Samsung's Galaxy S7 No cars currently support the technology, which is only available with a select number of aftermarket stereos developed by JVC, Kenwood and Pioneer.
Android Auto Wireless is set to be introduced for Samsung phones. The technology, which already supports Google phone models dating back to the Nexus 5X, allows Android phone users to send a driving-focused user interface to a car's dashboard display using Wi-Fi. In addition to being able to control your car with voice commands, you can also use it as an external navigation system and even connect it to other smartphones, such as Samsung's Galaxy S7 No cars currently support the technology, which is only available with a select number of aftermarket stereos developed by JVC, Kenwood and Pioneer.