From mobile phone to car Android auto contrast CarPlay

Both Google and Apple are trying to bring a safe and friendly mobile experience to the user's car. Android Auto and CarPlay are the two companies that have launched a redesigned mobile user interface for cars, both of which are currently preparing for a full-scale rollout next year. Each of these two-car systems, each of which is designed for the mobile platform of their two companies, has some differences, though the overall looks similar, and these differences may appeal to different groups of people. Today, foreign media use the Hyundai 2015 Sonata in detail to compare Apple CarPlay and Google Android Auto at the car show. The car has two systems built in, so you can use Android or iOS to connect to the car, avoid the hassle of replacing the device, and then look at how different they are. Click here to view the video Apple's CarPlay provides a very simple (rudimentary) experience to use. When you connect to the iphone with a data cable, CarPlay will appear on the iphone's screen, and then you can turn on the CarPlay interface from the screen on the car's control panel. We can see some basic car features on CarPlay's main screen: phone, music, maps, information, and podcasts. The CarPlay icons are arranged similar to iOS devices, most of which are controlled using Siri, and users can activate Siri by clicking on the microphone icon in an individual application or by using a button on the steering wheel. Of course, third-party applications are also integrated into CarPlay, such as Spotify and iHeartRadio, and more compatible applications will be launched over time. And when you use Android Auto, you'll find that Android Auto brings you the same experience as using the Google Now experience on Android smartphones. The Android Auto main screen is filled with cards similar to those of Google Now, which will display relevant information as appropriate. The main screen is equivalent to a collection of information such as all notifications, navigation, and music. You will find that the main screen of the Android Auto is very different from the CarPlay, and Android Auto puts all the menu options on the bottom of the screen. The Android auto overall experience is similar to the CarPlay, which includes Google Maps, phones, information (as well as Hangouts) and Google Play music (as well as third party musical/podcast Services). Android Auto can use a button on the screen or a dedicated button on the steering wheel to activate Google Now for voice control. In terms of design, Google Android AutO Interface with the Android 5.0 lollipop consistent with the material design, in the use of navigation features, everything looks very neat and smooth. And CarPlay's design seems simple. Believe a discerning eye can see both in the design of good or bad. Apps on CarPlay and Android Auto are not installed directly on the onboard system, but are running on your mobile device and projecting to the car screen. If you have an application on your phone that is fitted to the onboard system, the application will be displayed on the onboard system. Android Auto is still in beta, but the API and SDK are already available to developers, and with the help of developers, more of your favorite apps will be integrated into the onboard system in the near future. CarPlay is consistent with Apple's usual style and is currently open to only one API. 0 Overall, the experience of the two is very similar, at the same time there is a clear difference between the two, users need to make some trade-offs based on their needs. Of course, you don't have to buy a new car to use these onboard systems, and we have Pioneer's CarPlay solution to consider.