Developers can now charge their navigation, park and store software
Android Auto users will soon see more and more navigation, parking and charging apps in the Play Store. Today, Google is allowing third-party developers to push software to classify products. This means you will start to see those applications. Show in Play Store
Google has previously said that it will open up its market to more diversity in the latest version of the Android Auto app. You were recently able to check out some of them to apply for a beta test. It is no longer necessary. Because of today’s expansion, Google has allowed third-party developers to release massage and media apps for apps for Android Auto, but nothing else.9to5 As for Google Note, the company was reluctant to open other types of programs on the platform. Many of them landed in the desire to ensure a safe experience for the user. With today's announcement, the company is focusing on development shops following its guidelines by making their software available on Android Auto.
