Google confirms a fix is rolling out for Android Auto disconnects on Galaxy phones running One UI 9.
If you've been struggling with a stable Android Auto connection after updating to Android 17 or One UI 9, Google's got a fix for you.
Samsung’s Android 17-based One UI 9 update is rolling out more widely and, with it, some apparent issues with Android Auto on some Galaxy phones.
One UI 9 appears to be causing Android Auto headaches for some Samsung users, with failed connections and no confirmed fix yet.
According to a new reader poll, Samsung's One UI 9 update based on Android 17 is a mostly successful update with only a few detractors.
Trying to play music in your car just became a mild headache after another One UI 9 bug crops up in the wild.
Samsung continues to roll out out OneUI 9 to more phones in the Galaxy A-series and the users are enjoying the update.
Android 17 is arriving on the Galaxy Tab S11 series, bringing DeX and privacy improvements. But the rollout schedule depends on where you live.
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