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Android Auto can’t connect to the car? Troubleshoot the cables first, then talk about reset and cache
Android Auto still won’t pop up on your phone screen before driving? In most cases, it's not that the system is broken, but that the connection is incorrect. From cables and wireless settings to cache clearing, here is a sequence of checks that can actually solve the problem.
The Slate electric truck cuts off the central control screen and brings its own technology in exchange for a starting price of US$25,000
Slate, a new American startup invested by Jeff Bezos, challenges the lowest price on the market with an electric truck with no central control screen and no built-in speakers. Car owners have to bring their own mobile phones, tablets and even Bluetooth speakers to get a complete car experience.
Your Phone as a Car Key Is Convenient, Alright — But Here Are 3 Risks You Should Know First
Both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet let you stash your car key right on your phone — lock, unlock, even start the engine, all from one device. Convenient as it is, Engadget has rounded up the real-world snags you might actually run into: dead batteries, lost phones, and system crashes.
Siri Ignoring You on CarPlay? The Problem Usually Isn't Siri Itself
Calling out to Siri while driving and getting nothing back? Don't be so quick to blame the voice assistant. The real culprit could be hiding in your iPhone settings, a wired or wireless connection issue, or even the car's own infotainment system. Working through each one methodically beats randomly poking at settings.
Hot New Album Drop Days See US Traffic Deaths Spike 15%, Study Finds
A Harvard Medical School team cross-referenced six years of US car crash data with Spotify charts and found fatal accidents jumped 15% on days major albums dropped—with clear skies, sober drivers, and solo commutes turning out to be the biggest wildcards.
Wired vs. Wireless CarPlay: Same Features, Different Headaches (Disconnects, Dead Batteries, or Cluttered Cupholders)
The features are identical—the real question is whether your phone keeps randomly connecting to the wrong device, whether your battery survives the drive, and whether that cable is even worth keeping around. Engadget breaks down the real tradeoffs between wired and wireless CarPlay.
CarPlay Keeps Dropping? Don't Rush to the Dealer—Check Siri and Your USB Cable First
Beyond restarts, compatibility lists, and the Siri toggle, things like which USB port you're using, whether your cable actually supports data transfer, and your Wi-Fi auto-join settings could all be the real reason CarPlay keeps disconnecting. Work through these first before jumping to re-pairing or a factory reset.