We all come to a point when we have to answer a call, reply to a message, or do something with our phones while driving.
Admit it, the thought that there is something we should urgently do can’t keep you a hundred percent focused on the road. And if it’s an emergency, it's either you take the risk of distracted driving, or you stop the car – which is safer but less convenient.
And sometimes, especially during long travels, or your friends and kids are with you, you want to keep them entertained amidst the tiring trip and heavy traffic – so watching a movie or listening to music would be a great help, right?
Thanks to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, gone were the days when you had to use your phone while driving to accomplish these tasks. Through these interface systems, you can get directions, make calls, send and receive messages, and enjoy your favorite music and shows - all on your car's built-in display.
However for many vehicles, you still have to go through the process of connecting your phone to your car. And in some cases, not all cars are compatible with Android Auto, or Apple CarPlay.