Author: Cameron Summerson / Source: reviewgeek.com
Regardless of whether you have a dedicated Android Auto head unit in your car or just use the app on your phone, there are certain “must have” apps for the platform.
You probably already have a few great Auto-compatible apps installed, as several are already installed on most Android phones—like your text messaging app, for example.
The text app isn’t a true Auto app, though, but rather something that works passively with Android Auto so you can hear and respond to texts.When it comes to true standalone applications for Auto, however, there are probably more out there than you realized. Here are our picks for the best ones out there right now.
On Demand Music: Spotify, Google Play Music, and Pandora
If you like your tunes made to order, then you’ll want a subscription to match. Spotify is of course the biggest name of the bunch—you can even stream from the service without paying a dime if you don’t mind shuffling your playlists instead of picking what you want to hear.
Otherwise, Google Play Music and Pandora are also great apps to have installed. Play Music requires a monthly subscription before you can use it, but Pandora offers a free ad-based tier much like Spotify.
Streaming Radio: iHeartRadio and TuneIn
If you prefer to let the radio decide what you listen to, then iHeartRadio and
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