Android Automotive picks up 70+ new apps

Buckle up: Android Automotive has 70 new apps to keep you entertained (in the parking lot)
Nearly 70 new apps are on the way, Google says, including popular streaming and gaming apps like Farm Heroes Saga, Paramount Plus, Plex, F1 TV, Red Bull TV, and NBC News. This pushes the total to almost 300 apps (you can see the complete list here ).
Android Automotive picks up 70+ new apps, but only for when you're parked
Android Automotive just added over 70 new supported apps, including gaming and streaming services. However, app usage is limited to stationary vehicles only, for safety reasons. The update is currently available on select Volvo and Polestar models,
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Your Android Automotive dashboard just got a lot more fun with these new apps
Google is expanding the Android Automotive app ecosystem, bringing dozens of new apps and games to compatible vehicles.
Android Automotive set to gain over a dozen new streaming and gaming apps
This expanded app support is part of the “car-ready mobile apps program” and will see a number of popular apps make the jump from mobile screens to Android Automotive-powered dashboards in supported vehicles.

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