Options for Assistant actions are displayed along with the apps in the launcher. The Exit option returns users to the car’s native infotainment system Users can move it elsewhere if they customize the launcher. In the default layout, the Exit option appears first, before the alphabetical grid of apps. This option allows users to quit Android Auto and return to the car’s native infotainment system. In addition to showing apps, the launcher displays an Exit option. These may be apps pre-installed on the user’s phone, apps required as part of the Android Auto installation (such as Google Maps), or apps the user has chosen to download.Īll apps in the launcher are represented by their app icon and title The launcher shows the navigation, media, and communication apps available to the user. The grid of items in the launcher includes the following:Įxamples of these items are shown below.
Exit option – For exiting to the car’s native system Scrollable grid of apps – Ordered alphabetically unless user has customized orderģ. Suggested apps row – Generally the 4 most recently used apps by categoryĢ. This default layout for the app launcher includes:ġ. When users customize the order of apps in the launcher, the row of suggested apps disappears. Below that row, apps are listed in alphabetical order, except for the Exit option, which appears first. In the default layout, there is a row of suggested apps pinned at the top. The launcher displays available apps and options in a vertically scrolling grid. They can also customize how their apps appear in the launcher, including whether suggested apps are displayed. Users can access the launcher from the apps button on the nav bar. The app launcher lets users browse through their available apps and other main options, then select the one they want to launch.
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