Android Auto is the perfect car companion for your smartphone when you're driving. Thankfully, Google makes it easy to keep it updated.

Android Auto needs to be periodically updated to work seamlessly. Updating it is usually a straightforward process -- but remember, it runs on your phone.

These updates are based on schedules created by device manufacturers and carriers, not Google. In general, the newer your device is the faster you’ll see an update.

If you want make sure your Android apps are up to date, here's how to update them yourself or set up automatic updates.

If you want to manually update your Android device, you can find available updates in the Settings app.

How do I update Chrome on Android? To update Chrome on an Android device, launch the Google Play Store app and select your profile photo > Manage apps & devices > Updates.

If you're the proud owner of a new Android phone, here's how to make sure all your data from your old smartphone migrates to your new device.

How to update Android apps using the Google Play Store The Google Play Store comes preinstalled on most Android phones and is the easiest and most secure way to update your apps.

Google's September update for Android phones brings an upgraded Emoji Kitchen, a revamped Quick Share, and more.

The Google Play Store app, like any other app, requires regular updates to work bug-free. If you want to update Play Store app manually, follow this simple guide.

How to update Android Auto Android Auto should update on its own, and if it is not up to date, your vehicle’s display should ask you to update the app when you connect your phone to your car.