GM CEO Mary Barra plans to ditch Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for Google-based infotainment, sparking backlash.

After years of letting smartphones run the show, General Motors is calling time on two of the most popular in-car technologies: Apple CarPlay and Android ...

A s someone who travels a lot for work, I take my in-car experience incredibly seriously. Whether it's making sure I have the ...

On a recent episode of The Verge’s Decoder podcast, GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed that the automaker plans to drop Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone projection from its future gas-powered ...

In place of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, GM is betting big on its own built-in interface powered by Google’s Android Automotive OS. The company has already started rolling it out in select EVs, ...

General Motors is moving ahead with a plan to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto—not just in its electric vehicles, but across its entire lineup. CEO Mary Barra confirmed that General Motors ...

GM says CarPlay and Android Auto have “stability issues that manifest themselves as bad connections, poor rendering, slow responses, and dropped connections.” reading time 2 minutes GM sounds like ...

General Motors has declared its intention to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its future vehicles, opting instead for its own proprietary interface.

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It’s been more than a decade now since the debut of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the smartphone-based systems that quickly exploded in popularity due in part to the fact that automaker infotainment ...

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