The Android Auto look and feel has evolved greatly since we reviewed it in 2015, but now its biggest update is starting to roll out to all users, introducing a split-screen UI that can let you see ...

To activate the split-screen mode in Android Auto, you just have to connect your device to your car like normal. On the Home screen, you should tap the Apps button on the bottom left corner of the ...

The updated Android Auto brings a host of UI changes and feature improvements. We have a new card-based split-screen layout that can simultaneously show navigation, media controls, and more ...

The Android Auto split-screen redesign will be entering public beta for those already enrolled in the Play Store preview channel. At this very moment, the beta channel is closed to new sign-ups.

Android Auto's split-screen interface allows you to view multiple apps at once on your car's infotainment display. The majority of the screen is dedicated to your preferred navigation service ...

Split-screen for every display Android Auto’s new card interface is also its saving grace. Image: Google. As Google promised, the new split-screen mode is coming to all car displays, and it ...

The biggest change arriving on Android Auto is a split screen design: the route on the driver's side, leaving room for the media player on the other. — Photo: Zacharie Scheurer/dpa.

Android Auto received a significant and long overdue redesign earlier this year at Google I/O.Amongst the new additions, it introduced a nifty split-screen interface that makes better use of your ...

The app layout has improved, the split-screen layout is great, and the new customization settings are nice. However, for all these improvements and my loose reliance on it, Android Auto isn't perfect.

After a big delay, Google's big revamp of Android Auto is finally here. This new version of Android Auto puts a big focus on a new split-screen interface, which is a lot more flexible than the old ...