Developer mode for Android Auto can come in handy for some users, even if the goal isn’t actual development. For instance, in order to take a screenshot, developer mode needs to be turned on in ...

Enable developer mode on Android Auto Developer options are experimental features not released in the official app. Because they are still in testing, you may encounter bugs and unintended behaviors.

However, Android Auto is evolving at a fast pace, and an announcement released last year at Google's I/O developer event indicated that a full-screen mode would eventually be required.

Thanks to a toggle within the Developer options section in Android 12 and Android 13, you can force split-screen mode even for unsupported apps on your Android phone (or tablet).

Google didn’t actually say it’s rolling out a light mode in its blog post about all the changes coming to Android Auto, but as 9to5Google notes, the UI option has been in the works for years ...

How to turn off developer mode It’s simple to deactivate developer options straight from your Settings menu if you don’t need to access them anymore. Step 1: Head over to Settings > System and ...

As spotted by 9to5Google, there's a new clip uploaded by Google to the Android Developers account: it shows the Android Automotive interface switching to an audio-only mode for videos while driving.