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One of the biggest advantages of Android Auto is the quantity and quality of compatible apps. I have been testing them for years, both out of curiosity and
One of the biggest advantages of Android Auto is the quantity and quality of compatible apps. I have been testing them for years, both out of curiosity and for my job, which has allowed me to know their strengths and weaknesses and also find the ones that suit me best. Although the list of compatible apps is long, I’m clear on which ones they are. The best Android Auto apps for me. So much so that I use it on every trip.
waze
TomTom AmiGo
Fixed and mobile radars
ViMusic
Weather and radar
The excellent alternative to Google Maps for Android, Waze needs little presentation because both are actually owned by Google. Although I think of Google Maps while walking, Waze is the best GPS navigator I’ve tried.
Why does it look so good to me? I think its design is clear and striking, ideal for not getting lost. I also love how easy it is to add road incidents, and there’s a consequence: the user community behind it is so large and active that there can be a police checkpoint set up five minutes ago and it already appears in the app. Real-time acquisition of information is impressive. And of course it’s free.
It’s nice to have alternatives just in case, and TomTom AmiGo is my Waze just in case. This free version of the popular and legendary GPS navigator and its experience in the industry is obvious: it has a simple and clear interface with no distractions, the maps are quite complete and there are even radars since it uses the internet and has an active community behind it.
What’s different about the paid version? Basically the latter allows you to download maps for offline use. In any case, it is very worth it, especially compared to Google Maps, because it does not overcomplicate the interface with too much information and leaves what is relevant.
The two apps above report speed cameras pretty well, but you never know. That’s why ‘Fixed and mobile radars’ is always running in the background (this is the best trick I’ve tried for Android Auto), a free app that warns in advance. fixed, mobile, departmental radars and traffic lights with speed control Thanks to its complete database and community.
This will not only show them the way, but also also when choosing the route. Of course, its interface is much less clear and observant than a browser, so I always have it running behind it.
Although I use the Apple ecosystem in my daily life, I prefer to use Android Auto with my Google Pixel while driving, and one of the reasons for this is precisely the applications available. But if there’s one thing that makes the difference, it’s Say goodbye to my free Spotify and Prime Music account and pull RiMusic.
The gist is the same any music streaming platform other than open source. So you can choose artists, radios or albums or create your playlists and just start enjoying them, ad-free and with a discreet and intuitive interface. I also find that I like it because its music base exceeds 100 million songs.
Living in Pamplona and always traveling north, time is an important factor when driving because rain, wind or snow can radically change the experience. Google has pretty much neglected the time aspect for Android Auto, so by far the best alternative is ‘Weather & Radar’.
I love this free app because of its gorgeous and colorful interface, how it gives real-time and detailed information for the next few hours, and how easy it is to use. Be clear about meteorological turning points occurring placed on maps and roads.
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