Just in time for Easter, Google released a new beta update for Android Auto, Android Auto 9.3 beta. The update is already available for those who are part of the beta program on Google Play, as well as from its APK.
Android Auto 9.3 Beta comes two weeks after its last beta release and just over a week after the last stable release. As usual, it doesn’t bring many visible changes, although in front of us a mysterious new adjustment which unfortunately still doesn’t work.
Android Auto 9.3 beta is here
Google has the cogs of the Android Auto machine well oiled, and the prophecy of a new beta every two weeks is coming true. The last version 9.3 beta It can already be downloaded on those phones with Android 8.0 or higher. As usual, Google doesn’t tell us what’s changed or update its list of known issues.
We tested Android Auto 9.3 Beta looking for new features and found a new setting in the app called Start of the application, which by itself doesn’t seem to make much sense in Spanish. In English it appears as Starting the app (launch application), which makes more sense. The menu still does not work and closes the application and gives us an error in the LogCat system.
As it doesn’t work yet, we can only speculate that everything indicates that this would be a setting to choose which app opens as soon as you start Android Auto. It’s a pretty cool setting that we didn’t have in Android Auto yet, and it’s becoming more and more necessary as Google gradually opens its hands on the types of apps allowed in Android Auto.
For the rest, Android Auto 9.3 Beta does not appear to have any other differences from previous versions and does not include the settings overhaul with Material You or any other changes visible in Coolwalk. Yes, expect others to be included correction of errors internal.
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