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To access Android Auto, simply plug your compatible smartphone running Android 5.0 Lollipop or higher into your car’s USB port.
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If your new car has it (or will have it soon via software update), you can expect to see your Google Cards (like appointments and reminders), send and receive texts with your voice, and control apps like Pandora, Spotify, I Heart Radio and MLB At Bat verbally or via your car’s touchscreen.
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Never fear my fellow Google lover, for Android Auto is here and rapidly gaining traction. “But I don’t have an iPhone!” you shout at your computer screen. (See Should your new car have Apple Car Play?)
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That’s all for this update, but stay tuned to our blog (or Twitter if that’s more your thing) and we’ll keep you up to date as things progress.By now, you’ve likely heard of Apple CarPlay, the in-car interface that enables drivers to directly connect their iPhones allowing integration with calls, texts, music and, of course, Siri. We think there’s more we can do on this front for our platform and for the entire industry as a whole.
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Podcasting is a wonderful open eco-system full of amazing stories, journalism and content that educates and delights our listeners. Once she’s settled back in, we’ll be reaching out to you to feature more of your amazing work and find ways we can help grow and build your audiences and take your content further. Emmeline Berry will be re-joining the team as Content Curator and Podcaster Liaison starting next week. If you’re a podcast author, we have some great changes in the pipeline for you as well. We can use this scale for more than just translation, so stay tuned for more on that front! There’s an entire team that can help us translate our apps, and another team dedicated to making that process seamless and integrating it into our build & release processes. This second project is a great example of some of the things we’ll be able to do with our new scale here at Automattic. The second is localising our mobile apps into the top 12 languages you, our customers use. First is improving podcast parsing speeds (how quickly you get new episodes after a podcast author publishes them). The very first two projects are already underway. We’ve added some amazing people from Automattic to the team and we continue to look for more (check this page out if you want to come work with us). The highlight would have to be the two of us joining a Town Hall online meeting, with hundreds of faces around the world and introducing ourselves to everyone and answering all the questions they had.īut you’re not here for my “What It’s Like To Join Automattic Blog of Wonder”, you want to know about Pocket Casts and what’s in store! Well at the moment we’re scaling our team back up and we’ve begun work on some things we’ve wanted to do for a while. The first few weeks involved introductions, reading lots of documentation and getting to know where we fit into it all. It’s unlike any other company I’ve ever worked at. They were all so friendly, so welcoming and so excited about working along side us and building great things together. That feeling quickly faded away as we met more and more of the amazing people that work at Automattic. Joining a company with well over a thousand employees, spread around the world was quite intimidating at first. We can’t answer all of those today, but in the spirit of working with a company that values openness we’d like to share more about what’s been going on here at Pocket Casts. We’ve also received a lot of questions around what our future plans are and how things will look going forward. It was amazing to see how many people reached out congratulating us, and to find out that most of you feel the way we do about it being a great home for Pocket Casts. It’s been a month since we shared the news with you all that we’d joined Automattic.
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