Google will also partner with Cisco, Microsoft, and Zoom to bring Webex, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom to Android Auto, allowing consumers to attend essential meetings while driving and commuting.
Google stated at Google I/O 2023 that it would work with additional automakers to offer Android Auto to more vehicles, after its agreement with Volvo earlier this year. operation to expand app development platform.
Google says Chevrolet, Renault, Volvo, Polestar, and Honda automobiles utilize Android Auto. By the end of the year, more than 200 million vehicles will use this operating system, and Google services will enrich in-vehicle functions, such as allowing Polestar cars to use YouTube or download more services from the Google Play Store.
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Google also said that it will work with Cisco, Microsoft, and Zoom to bring Webex, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom to Android Auto so more people can attend critical meetings while driving and commuting. Connect with family and friends using such services.
Google increased the Android Auto App category during Google I/O 2023, introducing new Internet of Things and weather-related application services so vehicles may be linked to more IoT devices, such as users’ phones. When starting the car, you may open the garage door at home or alter the driving mode for severe rain or snow depending on meteorological information.
Although many automakers, such as GM, have stated that they will no longer be equipped with Android Auto or Apple CarPlay in-vehicle platforms, many automakers still cooperate with Google, and even further integrate the native Android Automotive operating system for vehicles, so that Google or Apple Third-party services can be closely integrated with the vehicle operating system. Google also expects to expand the vehicle platform market, so that more developers can