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Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: AAWireless Imagine stepping into your car, phone still in your pocket, and instantly seeing your favorite apps: Google Maps, Spotify, WhatsApp, light up your dashboard screen. No cables. No fumbling. Just wireless Android Auto, ready to go, the moment you start the engine. But here’s the thing: not every car supports wireless Android Auto, and upgrading your vehicle isn’t practical or cheap. That’s where the AAWireless TWO adapter comes in. This compact, plug-and-play device unlocks the wireless Android Auto experience in almost any car with a USB port, no tech skills required.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority HONOR has launched the HONOR Power smartphone in China. The phone has an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery but maintains a relatively slim design. HONOR told us that it’ll share global availability details “in due course.” The first phones with silicon-carbon batteries arrived two years ago, and many Android OEMs have since embraced this tech. Now, HONOR has announced the HONOR Power, which offers a frankly ridiculous battery for a mainstream smartphone. The HONOR Power ships with an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery. That’s twice as large as the Galaxy S25‘s 4,000mAh battery and significantly larger than the OnePlus 13‘s 6,000mAh battery. The company even claims that the phone has a bigger battery than the iPad Air (29.6Wh versus 28.93Wh). The phone also measures just 7.98mm thick, excluding the camera bump.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority HONOR has launched the HONOR Power smartphone in China. The phone has an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery but maintains a relatively slim design. HONOR told us that it’ll share global availability details “in due course.” The first phones with silicon-carbon batteries arrived two years ago, and many Android OEMs have since embraced this tech. Now, HONOR has announced the HONOR Power, which offers a frankly ridiculous battery for a mainstream smartphone. The HONOR Power ships with an 8,000mAh silicon-carbon battery. That’s twice as large as the Galaxy S25‘s 4,000mAh battery and significantly larger than the OnePlus 13‘s 6,000mAh battery. The company even claims that the phone has a bigger battery than the iPad Air (29.6Wh versus 28.93Wh). The phone also measures just 7.98mm thick, excluding the camera bump.