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After some recent accelerated updates, things are returning to normal Android Auto 12.8is now available to everyone via Google Play. The new version of Android Auto was released
After some recent accelerated updates, things are returning to normal Android Auto 12.8is now available to everyone via Google Play. The new version of Android Auto was released in beta last week.
Android Auto 12.8 is now here for everyone, whether the app is in the beta program on Google Play or not, without the need to download any APKs. As always, We tested Android Auto 12.8 in search of news.
New week, new version of Android Auto. You can now download Android Auto 12.8 directly from Google Play. The new version is now available to everyone after a week in beta. As always, we have installed and tested this new version to try to discover the changes in Android Auto in the car, on mobile or in the main applications.
As with the Android Auto 12.8 beta, we didn’t find any noticeable changes in the stable version (at least for now, they could be enabled later). However, this version He told us about two interesting changes that are yet to come.We can’t test them on Android Auto 12.8 yet, as they aren’t active, but at least we know they’re on the way, which is no small thing.
The first of these changes is, Gemini Live is coming to Android Auto It will replace Google Assistant with its fast responses and good understanding of human language.
Secondly, from Android Auto we can control the car’s FM radio and play local music, for example: MP3 saved on a pendrive on the car radio. All of this comes directly from Android Auto, and new integrated apps are on the way, or at least that’s what the leaks suggest.
Android Auto 12.8 is currently distributed via Google Play, so it is possible that it is already updated on your mobile phone. The new version is version 12.8.6436 and These are the update steps:
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