📱 Android Auto and Android Automotive are two confusingly named Google products that let you access certain content of your phone while driving. One bridges your phone to the car’s head unit, while the other is integrated into the display. If both the systems serve ‘almost’ the same purpose, why do these two Google products have to be named differently?
In this episode, we’re joined by Casper Kessels, Chief Design Officer at Snapp Automotive, along with Tomasz Cymerman, The Screens Podcast Producer, and Shrivaas Madapusi Sundar, UX Consultant at Screens GmbH. Together they discuss what the users have in store for themselves if they are using either of the systems.
🎧 Immerse yourself into the fruitful discussion as Casper discusses how safety and ergonomics are considered while designing infotainment features.
The Screens Podcast
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🎙️ Host: Tomasz Cymerman & Shrivaas Madapusi Sundar
🗓️ Coordinator: Hasyin Iqbal
🎬 Producer - Edit: Tomasz Cymerman
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