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Android Auto Can Now Navigate with Waze

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Jul 26, 2017, 9:35 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Google today made Waze available within Android Auto. The new integration means those who prefer Waze to Google Maps can take advantage of Waze via their car's in-dash infotainment center. In order to use Waze, Android users will need to download the latest version of Android Auto and Waze, and then connect their phone to their car via USB. Waze is a popular alternative to Google Maps because it provides real-time information about accidents, construction closures, and other events that may impact navigation. It relies on crowd-sourced data to provide the most up-to-date information. Google says Waze fans will be able to navigate to their favorite destinations saved in Waze (work, home, etc.), receive visual and audio alerts about hazards, check the estimated time of arrival along with alternate routes, and of course help other Waze users by sharing information about accidents and traffic jams. Google said it is working on a version of Waze that works within Android Auto directly on smartphones, but for now Waze integration is limited to in-dash access.

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PhoneMaster

Jul 26, 2017, 1:11 PM

Arrgh! Not for Toyota/Lexus owners.

The only major car company which insists on not implementing Android Auto or CarPlay.
you can buy an aftermarket
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