Third-party head units have been around for many years, but the emergence of Android Auto and CarPlay produced a significant makeover from a feature perspective. Follow us: With an aftermarket media ...

Upgrading your car's infotainment capabilities has become extremely convenient these days, as the number of Android-powered head units is constantly increasing. ATOTO, a company that has already ...

Affordable Android head units bring a major tech makeover to old cars for around $100. Installation is smooth and basically plug-and-play, making upgrades hassle-free. These units can deliver ...

Android Auto is a powerful way to make your vehicle's head unit smarter. As the name suggests, Android Auto extends Android's familiarity to assist you while driving. It offers a simplistic and ...

Most vehicles don't need a bigger screen. They need the screen they already have to feel modern again—without losing what OEM systems do well: clean integration, familiar controls, and audio behavior ...

This post is jumbled, because I am confused. Sorry in advance. We have a 2018 Subaru Forester with Starlink. It will bluetooth sync with our phones (an iPhone and a Pixel 8) and hands free works fine.

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With car stereos evolving over the years, the lines between tablet and car audio have blurred, so we wanted to touch on some of the best head units to see what they bring to your car. This is how we ...

Android Auto makes driving easier by connecting your phone to your car’s infotainment system. It allows you to use navigation, music, and messaging apps hands-free. Many newer cars come with built-in ...

Touch screen head units are pretty much the norm these days. Many compromise with annoying on-screen volume controls or tiny buttons. If you find yourself with such a unit, you might like to hack in a ...

Most vehicles don’t need a bigger screen. They need the screen they already have to feel modern again—without losing what OEM systems do well: clean integration, familiar controls, and audio behavior ...