And I get it. Wireless charging absolutely isn’t efficient. Some people have mentioned solar panels too. I have those too but I still wouldn’t charge my phones using wireless charging
This is especially true when wireless charging is really mostly wired anyway
Where wireless charging absolutely excels though is in your car. Yes it’s technically inefficient but I’d argue that’s worth it in a car
Equally, wireless android auto would be absolutely amazing but not sure if it already supports that natively anyway
Every time I tried wireless charging in a car with an iPhone, it was very slow but heated up the phone noticeably. So I’m still not a big fan of it. It might be handy, but kind of useless.
If I read it correctly, Google has stopped Android Auto from Android 12 on in favor of Google Assistant. As I have disabled Android Auto on my FP2 because during my rare car rides I usually have either started what I want before setting off or I have a human assistant next to me I cannot tell if any of these two is better or not.
You are confusing the actual Android Auto (which is still supported) with the Android Auto for phone screens. Only the latter is being replaced by the Google Assistant driving mode.
I haven’t tested it, but I believe that wireless Android Auto is more about your car supporting it, not your phone. It simply requires 5GHz Wi-Fi and at least Android 11, which the FP4 meets.
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