Google is joining forces with a Motorola licensee, Lyft, Volvo, and others to expand and vastly improve the convenience and power of Android Auto and other in-car technologies.
, which means many drivers looking to get valuable assistance behind the wheel have to rely on a good old fashioned USB cable... in 2022.
Enter the Motorola MA1 wireless car adapter, which aims to do exactly what you think and nothing more. Namely,"adapt" your USB-enabled Android Auto vehicle to wirelessly connect to your phone using Bluetooth every time you get into your car. Just remember to keep your eyes on the road and register your interest for the non-Motorola-made MA1 dongleto ensure your place at the front of the line. Naturally, it's unclear how many units that little-known SGW company will manage to manufacture and deliver to early adopters around the world, and you might not want to miss your chance here.
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