Apple CarPlay is great when it works, but sometimes the system runs into hitches that put a damper on the entire in-car ...

CarPlay makes driving with your iPhone easier than ever, but is it powered by Bluetooth or Wi-Fi? The answer is more complex ...

No matter what car you drive, the glory days of CarPlay may be numbered. For the auto industry, there’s just too much money ...

To use Apple CarPlay, your car must support the feature and your iPhone needs to be running iOS 7.1 or higher.

The Jemluse wireless CarPlay adapter lets you easily connect your phone to your car speakers, and from there, the world’s ...

The Jemluse Wireless CarPlay Adapter retains the OEM CarPlay experience, gets rid of cable mess, and gives you back a clean dashboard. Also, it doesn’t require any changes to your vehicle or ...

Apple enabled the ability to watch videos on CarPlay when parked; the feature requires carmaker integration in addition to ...

OS 26 introduces widgets to the CarPlay experience, offering glanceable information when on the road. Here’s how the new feature works.

The latest iPhone update causes new CarPlay issues in cars where everything worked just fine; users claim that changing ...

Apple made a major U-turn with CarPlay after a decade of not allowing video playback. Starting with iOS 26, Apple technically allows apps to display video through the CarPlay screen while parked.

If you don't want Apple CarPlay to auto-launch in a vehicle, you can either forget the synced vehicle or turn off the feature completely. Here's how.

Some automakers have ditched Apple CarPlay, while others make it easy for you to use. What are the pros and cons?