Compatible with Android versions 6 to 11, Android Auto allows users to connect their phones to a car's radio or infotainment system for a more integrated driving experience.

Google Assistant Driving Mode is set to take over the driving experience on your phone, but can it replace Android Auto for Phone Screens?

Now that Google Assistant driving mode is finished, though, the company will stop offering the old Android Auto experience on phones running Android 12.

This timely how-to guide will show you how to control driving mode on a Pixel phone, as well as which versions have the feature.

Google backtracks on killing off Assistant Driving Mode, but users will still lose access to the app launcher within Maps. Without the app launcher, all that exists of Assistant Driving Mode is a ...

Google retired Android Auto for phone screens with the launch of Android 12, and although a replacement has emerged in Assistant Driving Mode, it's been seen as a controversial move.

What was only a rumor is now official, as Google has confirmed that it’s finally replacing Android Auto for phones with the all-new driving mode bundled with the Google Assistant app on Android 12.

In May of 2019, Google Assistant Driving Mode was announced to replace “Android Auto for Phone Screens.” The launch occurred slowly, with the previous experience not going away until this June ...

Google's Driving Assistant Mode has made its way to Android 11 and the Android 12 beta, according to reports and Android users.

Until the company is able to release its now-delayed Assistant Driving Mode or a stopgap solution it’s still developing, some Android 10 users may be stuck without a driving app for their phone.