Infotainment Compatible with Androids?
#1
Infotainment Compatible with Androids?
Are the infotainment features of the 2015 Fit compatible with androids too?
I'm hoping I could plug in my Galaxy S2 into the usb port, and be able to play media from it. Is that how it would work?
And will the navigation app be available and functional for androids?
I'm hoping I could plug in my Galaxy S2 into the usb port, and be able to play media from it. Is that how it would work?
And will the navigation app be available and functional for androids?
#3
I believe anything that uses Bluetooth will be compatible using the standard Bluetooth 4.0 interface. I THINK USB is for HondaLink/MirrorLink only and for charging. But any new smartphone nowadays uses Bluetooth and is wires free!
Anything that uses HondaLink will not be compatible, which I'm sure includes the MirrorLink, the "Apps", Siri (obviously), Pandora direct etc.
I am sure that HondaLink will accept Android with a simple software update, and I'm crossing my fingers for MirrorLink Android compatibility also (so you can see your text messages and screen/use any app on your car screen).
EDIT:
I found this in the manual
Playing a USB Flash Drive
Your audio system reads and plays sound files on a USB flash drive in either MP3, WMA or AAC*1 format.
Connect your USB flash drive to the USB port, then select the USB mode.
I assume if your smart phone acts like a USB drive when it's plugged into things than it will. Usually on Android when you plug it into a computer you can switch the device mode to "USB device" or "Sync Mode" or something like that. I think you would be able to play like this. Technically speaking. Application, No idea.
Anything that uses HondaLink will not be compatible, which I'm sure includes the MirrorLink, the "Apps", Siri (obviously), Pandora direct etc.
I am sure that HondaLink will accept Android with a simple software update, and I'm crossing my fingers for MirrorLink Android compatibility also (so you can see your text messages and screen/use any app on your car screen).
EDIT:
I found this in the manual
Playing a USB Flash Drive
Your audio system reads and plays sound files on a USB flash drive in either MP3, WMA or AAC*1 format.
Connect your USB flash drive to the USB port, then select the USB mode.
I assume if your smart phone acts like a USB drive when it's plugged into things than it will. Usually on Android when you plug it into a computer you can switch the device mode to "USB device" or "Sync Mode" or something like that. I think you would be able to play like this. Technically speaking. Application, No idea.
Last edited by Emirii; 05-21-2014 at 10:37 AM.
#4
I assume if your smart phone acts like a USB drive when it's plugged into things than it will. Usually on Android when you plug it into a computer you can switch the device mode to "USB device" or "Sync Mode" or something like that. I think you would be able to play like this. Technically speaking. Application, No idea.
Integrating hand-held devices into the car's electronics is still in its infancy, and it might not be wise to put a lot of effort into adapting long-lived car technology to short-lived smartphone technology. Any such attempt will result in a compromise result at best.
#5
Probably a dumb question, but I'll ask it anyway... Can I assume that my iPod touch will work much the same as an iPhone in the car? Obviously, I know it won't be able to receive data and such since it won't be connected to the net, but other than that?
#6
Yes, I believe it will work.
#9
Sorry I can't help you guys with that. I'm a BlackBerry user, and we don't cotton to them apple products .
#10
I've heard that eventually it'll become compatible with hemorrhoids.
#11
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