Tag: In-Car Tech
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Subaru’s Next-Generation Infotainment: Bigger, Faster, and More Responsive
Introduction: A Tech Upgrade to Match the All-New 2026 Outback Subaru is stepping up its in-car technology with a next-generation infotainment system that promises bigger displays, quicker processing, and a more responsive user experience. Debuted publicly last April and rolling out with the all-new 2026 Outback, this update aims to address long-standing complaints about infotainment…
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Google Maps Brings Live Lane Guidance to Polestar 4 Drivers
Introduction: A New layer of safety for Polestar 4 owners Google Maps is expanding its navigation experience for electric vehicle drivers. In a fresh rollout, live lane guidance is becoming available to Polestar 4 owners who use the Google-powered navigation system. The feature leverages the Polestar 4’s front-facing camera to detect lane markings and road…
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Android Auto Update Breaks Quick Controls for Media and Navigation
Overview: Quick Controls go missing after Android Auto 15.2 rollout The Android Auto ecosystem is facing a hiccup for some users as version 15.2 rolls out more widely. A notable feature long cherished by enthusiasts of the traditional Android Auto layout—the “Quick Controls” for media playback and navigation—appears to be malfunctioning on devices where the…