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3 unofficial Android Auto apps I installed to make my car screen more useful - and how
You can add YouTube, web browsing, and more to your car by sideloading apps.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. You can sideload Android Auto apps to add functionality. There are apps for watching YouTube, browsing the web, and more. You'll need to enable developer mode to install the apps. Android Auto does a lot of things well, but it's a little limited. Scrolling through the Android Auto section of the Google Play Store, I find a decent, but not huge, catalog of apps. Google places…
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