Google Cast and birds in your car with Android

Embedded technology in cars is becoming increasingly important. Google is aware of this and wants to stay at the forefront with Android Auto.

With over 200 million cars on the road compatible with Android Auto, and nearly 40 car models equipped with it as standard—including the highly anticipated Renault 5 Electric, Acura ZDX, and Ford Explorer—Google must not miss the train and is continuously rolling out updates.

Primarily, it’s the applications, which are constantly growing in number, making your car increasingly resemble a Smartphone! Logical, since telephony has greatly influenced the automotive digital environment. But while smartphone screen formats are relatively standardized, the challenge for developers is that there are as many sizes, configurations, and numbers of screens in cars as there are models. Between distant and panoramic screens, and the increasing number of displays inside the car, it’s necessary to adjust these parameters to provide an optimal experience for everyone.

Games and Screen Transfer

Soon, you will be able to play catapult from the driver’s seat with Angry Birds or facilitate your VTC activity with the new Uber Driver update allowing drivers to accept rides and deliveries, and receive detailed instructions on a larger screen.

Even more interesting, Google Cast will also gradually be deployed across all Android-powered vehicles. This allows you to easily stream video content from your phone or tablet directly to the car’s screen when parked. An easy way to broadcast content without needing to develop an application library.

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