Almost every month there is a major new update for Android Auto. After the last final version, a new beta is available. So there is a new Android Auto release for Android phones almost every few weeks.
Android Auto is released today in version 7.7, but initially, as a “release daily” and therefore as a public beta version. Furthermore, the version numbers are not very important and do not automatically promise a wealth of new functions.
Already in the last month, one had to look for innovations. Google often refrains from maintaining the changelog of an app. This time, too, there is nothing in it that has not been written there for months.
This again points to changes and innovations that are more hidden in the details of the app. Bug fixes are included here. Version 7.7 could be a preparation for the next Android Feature Drop coming in June.
Google sticks with it and doesn’t update changelogs for bug fix updates
Google primarily informs in its own forum whether new bug fixes have been deployed. However, I could not find anything here for version 7.7. There, too, you have to look through all the major errors one by one and look for whether the developers have announced a bug fix for a specific version. If you want to look for innovations yourself, you can download the new version directly from Apkmirror and install it on your smartphone.
Perhaps more details will emerge in the coming hours and days about what changes the new app version actually brings with it. Sometimes, however, visible innovations are not directly available to all users. In any case, no changes at all are difficult to imagine, then an app release would not make much sense. If you notice something, please post it in the comments below this post.