How to Display Phone Navigation on the Car's Large Screen?
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Turn on the Bluetooth function of your phone and the car's navigation system to achieve pairing and interconnection. Enable both the data connection and personal hotspot features on your phone. Activate the wireless WiFi in the car's infotainment system, search for your phone, and enter the WiFi password to connect. You can try turning off the "Personal Hotspot" on your phone and then turning it back on, repeating this several times.
I usually enjoy delving into in-car technology and want to display my phone navigation on the car's large screen. There are a few mainstream methods: Apple users find CarPlay the most convenient, requiring a USB cable or Bluetooth connection for initial pairing in the settings. Android phones rely on Android Auto, with similar steps, but note that both the car and phone must support it. For older cars without native functionality, try MirrorLink by installing the official app for connection. Some cars support screen mirroring—just enable it in your phone settings. Do some homework first, like updating your phone's OS and the car's infotainment software to ensure compatibility, and use a high-quality USB cable to prevent disconnections. While Bluetooth assists with audio, the main transmission of visuals relies on wired or WiFi direct connections. Sudden disconnections while driving can be dangerous, so it's best to perform these operations while parked.
