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"First, the ability to activate those handy voice controls by saying "OK Google" rather than having to push a button on the console first. Waze integration is also on the way for folks who would rather use that mapping application over Google's flagship navigation software. The software will also beam the in-car interface to mobile devices in the same vehicle, so long as your ride is equipped with WiFi connectivity.
You'll be seeing new apps from automakers as well. Google has opened up Android Auto to allow the manufacturers to make their own software for car-related tasks, with the first two coming from Honda and Hyundai. Those apps will allow you to access select features without leaving the Android Auto interface. We're talking things like roadside assistance, monthly service reports and sending notifications to your phone if a valet takes your car outside a predefined area. If you'll recall, Hyundai was the first first adopt Google's automotive software last year, making it available in the 2015 Sonata sedan."
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/18/android-auto-update/
Plus Honda is making their own app to integrate the car more into Android Auto. Hopefully these changes come to our Civic but if history tells us anything Honda will only add new features to new cars, even if it's just a software update. If we do get it, maybe this would allow us to change the EQ without having to switch out of AA first.
You'll be seeing new apps from automakers as well. Google has opened up Android Auto to allow the manufacturers to make their own software for car-related tasks, with the first two coming from Honda and Hyundai. Those apps will allow you to access select features without leaving the Android Auto interface. We're talking things like roadside assistance, monthly service reports and sending notifications to your phone if a valet takes your car outside a predefined area. If you'll recall, Hyundai was the first first adopt Google's automotive software last year, making it available in the 2015 Sonata sedan."
http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/18/android-auto-update/
Plus Honda is making their own app to integrate the car more into Android Auto. Hopefully these changes come to our Civic but if history tells us anything Honda will only add new features to new cars, even if it's just a software update. If we do get it, maybe this would allow us to change the EQ without having to switch out of AA first.
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