And its because
Android 11 unlocks the cordless Android Auto experience for everyone, which indicates that you no longer need a Google or Samsung phone to utilize the app without a USB cable. As long as your head unit supports Android Auto wireless, youre good to go on Android 11.
On the other hand, it looks like upgrading to Android 11 on day one isnt necessarily the best thing to do as far as Android Auto users are worried, as installing this brand-new OS variation seems to get rid of a key function that drivers just got in their cars and trucks.
Its the new Calendar app that was revealed by Google with much fanfare last month for Android Auto users, and which for some reason, is no longer there after setting up Android 11 on the gadget that powers the experience in the vehicle.
Instead, Android Auto now includes the common Google Assistant combination that reads calendar visits and everything, which is exactly how whatever worked before Google released the Calendar app in early August.
Needless to state, this is just a bug and Google hasnt eliminated this app on purpose, which suggests that a future upgrade ought to bring the Calendar back on Android Auto for everyone. Now the only concern is when precisely is Google planning to bring a new upgrade, as provided Android 11 has actually just delivered to the first devices, it could take at least a couple of weeks until a spot lands for users.
For the time being, theres not much that you can do, as clearing the cache and data in Android Auto does not make any distinction. If anything, sending out feedback to Google about the Calendar app going away is the very best thing you can do today.
Google has started
the rollout of Android 11 to the very first wave of gadgets, including its very own Pixel phones, earlier this week, and for Android Automobile users, this is without a doubt fantastic news.
