Android Auto 14.7 beta was released last week, and now Google is ready to ship the new version to users in the production channel. The rollout happens through the Google Play Store, taking place in stages for users worldwide. This means the new update is
Google has recently pressed the go-ahead button for a new Android Auto update, only a few days after the same build landed in the beta program.
Android Auto 14.7 beta was released last week, and now Google is ready to ship the new version to users in the production channel. The rollout happens through the Google Play Store, taking place in stages for users worldwide.
This means the new update is not available for all users today, but users who want to skip the wait time and install Android Auto 14.7 on their devices can deploy this version manually. The process involves downloading the Android Auto 14.7 APK installer on their devices. When the download is complete, users must browse to the file's location, tap the installer, and follow the on-screen wizard to complete the update.
Users don't need to remove the existing Android Auto installation but are sometimes required to enable special permissions.
Android Auto 14.7 doesn't include any big front-facing changes, but it was previously discovered that Google uses this version to get a step closer to the release of a light visual style. The release of the Coolwalk update years ago lacked a day mode for Android Auto, but Google has been working on this update ever since.
The most recent updates included evidence that Google was still committed to a light theme for Android Auto, and version 14.7 brings the company closer to the public availability stage. The update includes a switch to toggle between day and night modes in Android Auto, and users will also be allowed to select an automatic mode to let the app align with their settings automati
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5 hrs agoGoogle has recently pressed the go-ahead button for a new Android Auto update, only a few days after the same build landed in the beta program.
Android Auto 14.7 beta was released last week, and now Google is ready to ship the new version to users in the production channel. The rollout happens through the Google Play Store, taking place in stages for users worldwide.
This means the new update is not available for all users today, but users who want to skip the wait time and install Android Auto 14.7 on their devices can deploy this version manually. The process involves downloading the Android Auto 14.7 APK installer on their devices. When the download is complete, users must browse to the file's location, tap the installer, and follow the on-screen wizard to complete the update.
Users don't need to remove the existing Android Auto installation but are sometimes required to enable special permissions.
Android Auto 14.7 doesn't include any big front-facing changes, but it was previously discovered that Google uses this version to get a step closer to the release of a light visual style. The release of the Coolwalk update years ago lacked a day mode for Android Auto, but Google has been working on this update ever since.
The most recent updates included evidence that Google was still committed to a light theme for Android Auto, and version 14.7 brings the company closer to the public availability stage. The update includes a switch to toggle between day and night modes in Android Auto, and users will also be allowed to select an automatic mode to let the app align with their settings automati
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