Android Auto may be constantly improving, but users are trying to find a solution for a new bug that is limiting access to voice commands. Here's what to do.

Android Auto is finally replacing Google Assistant with Gemini in your car. Announcing the news on Thursday, Google says it will begin the switch for the 250 million cars that have the technology ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Google Gemini is rolling out today on Android Auto globally. It might take some time before you gain access ...

Gemini has officially announced the new Gemini assistant on Android Auto. The rollout started earlier this month, when the first users were prompted to enable Gemini in their cars, but the release is ...

Google has been steadily introducing Gemini across its products and services. Most recently, we’ve seen Google integrate its AI into Google Maps. And previously, Gemini made its way to Google TV, ...

Google is gradually replacing the outgoing Assistant with Gemini in all of its apps, and now it’s the turn of Android Auto. In the next few months, any Android users who have made the jump to Gemini ...

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The latest iOS 26 build includes a new feature that Google is very unlikely to be looking into for Android Auto users; users ...

Android Auto voice commands appear to be broken for some users in recent days, displaying an availability error on screen.

Android Auto users are reporting a Gemini Live bug where the assistant gets stuck in a continuous loop, interrupting its own speech to enter “listening” mode. While some suspected Bluetooth latency in ...

Gemini is starting to roll out for Android Auto users worldwide. Google says the rollout will continue over the next couple of months. To get Gemini on Android Auto, users must first upgrade from ...

Have you ever uttered the classic "OK Google, navigate home" in your car, only to be met with a soul-crushing silence or, even worse, the robotic equivalent ...