Google on Tuesday revealed an updated look for Android Auto, the company’s built-in smart system for cars.
“The new interface is built to help you get on the road faster, show more useful information at a glance and simplify common tasks while driving,” Google said on its blog.
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The updated Android Auto will now prompt users to access their navigation app when they start their cars, as well as manage messages and calls from a new notifications centre.
Users will also be able to see a navigation bar while driving with other apps open.
“Get turn-by-turn directions, rewind your podcast or take incoming call all on the same screen,” the company explained.
The system will further adjust to fit a variety of display screens, and features a dark mode along with variety of colour accents aimed at “improving visibility”.
According to Google, the new features will roll out in the second half of the year.
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