Google doesn’t stop even in mid-August to update its infotainment system, which we’ve reached connect our mobile phone to the car: Android Auto. Beta builds make way for stable releases once they’re finished, and that’s what happened again after Android Auto 12.6 in Beta launched last Friday.

Now stable version Android Auto 12.6 is here for all users. After two weeks from the last update we have to go back to the Play Store to update and get the changes it brings. In fact, we have installed it and we will tell you what it brings.

Android Auto 12.6 is now stable

With the Coolwalk interface being extended to all users, Android Auto continues to fix bugs and improve its functionality to remain a reference in its field. Although version 12.6 was released last week, betaand by the way, again without Google’s changelog.

We would like to remind you that it is possible to register for beta versions. Play Storeeven if the available fields appear to be full. Regardless, the latest beta is giving way to its stable counterpart: Android Auto 12.6 is being distributed. After installing it on our phones, we do not see any significant changes at the interface level.

Moreover, as with the beta version at the end of last week, Google still hasn’t fixed some serious bugs found in this system: Some users are reporting problems with message notifications, WhatsApp voice notes, and some connectivity issues with phones. Samsung Galaxy.

The update is available to everyone via the Play Store as usual. If you don’t want to wait any longer, you can do it Update Android Auto from your mobile phone by following these steps:

• Download APK file By following this link from APKMirror.
• Enable unknown sources if you haven’t done so already, otherwise you won’t be able to install the package.
• Your Android phone will ask if you want to update your version of Android Auto. Tap “Update.”
• After the installation process, you will be able to use stable Android Auto 12.6 normally.

This seems to be a stable release where everything that has been done so far works. It is important to keep it up to date despite the lack of visible changes, and not in vain, Google continues to touch its code to optimize it. We look forward to future releases with more changes.

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