Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 4:13PM 
Samsung is the first third-party phone maker to support wireless Android Auto. The company's newest phones, which include the Galaxy S20 series and Galaxy Z Flip, will support the wireless connection standard. It won't include Samsung's entire lineup, though. Under the cut, you'll see all the phones that support wireless Android Auto.
Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 1:51PM 
After holding out, three automakers are finally bringing Android Auto into select models. Ferrari, Infiniti, and Lexus already all support Apple's CarPlay platform. Aside from these high-end automakers, one notable holdout is BMW. The car maker is still listed as "Coming soon."
Thursday, December 12, 2019 at 3:04PM 
While BMW has supported CarPlay for a while already, this news marks the first time the German automaker will support Google's Android Auto. The feature will be available in some of its vehicles starting July 2020. But it will only support wireless Android Auto, which means it won't work if you don't have select Pixel, Nexus, or Samsung devices, though. All cars that have BMW Operating System 7.0 will work with Android Auto. Here's to hoping BMW expands support in the future.
Saturday, October 5, 2019 at 8:34AM 
If you feel overwhelmed about the number of apps Android Auto shows on your in-car home screen, then this update might be a welcome addition for you. In a recent app teardown by Android Police, the site found that there is mention of a new setting to let you reorder as well as hide apps on the interface. Google took out multiple app drawers and replaced this with a large grid, which shows all your apps and leads to a cluttered interface. But as the teardown suggests, that might change soon. Not only will you be able to hide the apps you don't need while you're in the car, but it'll let you float up top your favourites and the ones you do use often.
