Google is going to discontinue the Assisted Driving Mode dashboard, announced at its developer conference I/O in 2019.
Google will shut down the entire Assistant driving mode dashboard on November 21, 9To5Google reports.
The report says that Driving Mode, another name for the car-optimized experience in Google Maps for Android, will continue to be present.
Shortcuts for calling and messaging are included on the home screen, along with audio controls and media options.
After starting driving navigation, shortcuts can be used. It has a black bar with Assistive access and a grid of app icons for YouTube Music, Google Podcasts, and other compatible streaming services.
“Voice shortcuts are also available for phone and texting. Compared to the driving mode dashboard, it is significantly more straightforward,” the report said.
Google no longer has a direct successor to Android auto With this change has been added to the report, for the phone screen.
Google announced the launch of a voice-enabled driving mode on Assistant in 2019 that will not only personalize navigation, messaging, calling and media suggestions, but will also bring all relevant activities front and center.
Once the user connects their phone to the car’s Bluetooth, the driving mode on the assistant will start.
If the user’s phone isn’t connected to the car, they can simply say, “Hey Google, let’s drive”.
In addition to driving mode, Google also announced it would make it possible to use the Assistant to control cars remotely – just like users can ask Google to adjust the car’s temperature before the driver gets inside.
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