Google wants to be the standard to power your car infotainment system, no smartphone needed

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By Jake SmithDec 18, 2014, 5:42 pm741 pts
Google has plans to release a new version of Android that will be directly built into cars, getting rid of the need to pair the car’s infotainment system with a smartphone for a user to access features, reports Reuters. This is a big move from Google’s current Android Auto and Apple’s CarPlay, which require a…

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