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For me to fully drop google someone needs to create something compatible with Android Auto in my car, it doesn't sound like a big deal but that's a big enough t
by reorder9695 2mo ago
For me to fully drop google someone needs to create something compatible with Android Auto in my car, it doesn't sound like a big deal but that's a big enough thing for me to need it now.
- ooterness 2mo agoBuy a separate tablet and a roll of duct tape. If you're careful, you can completely cover whatever obsolete nonsense is built into the car.
- warkdarrior 2mo agoIs there an open-source alternative to Android Auto? It cannot be a regular tablet app, its UI has to be adapted to car driving (bigger buttons and simplified UI, at a minimum) and it should make use of the car ECU data.
- hulitu 2mo ago> Is there an open-source alternative to Android Auto? You mean an app that doesn't work ? There are plenty of those.
- infinitezest 2mo agoWhat's your main use case? Maps?
- reorder9695 2mo agoPretty much, my car doesn't have navigation built in but supports android auto. I've tried a phone mount before but the experience is so much worse when it's not integrated with the car (volume of announcements and music can't be done independently, can't switch what music/podcast app's playing without grabbing my phone, etc) that I just went back to using it.
- jjulius 2mo agoStandalone Garmin for nav and Bluetooth for music is all anyone should need.