Apple iPhone & Google Android Vehicle Integration
Stay connected in your vehicle with our integrated solutions.
Hands-Free Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology lets two devices communicate wirelessly with each other. It's most commonly seen in the form of hands-free ear pieces for cell phones and in wireless speaker systems. By integrating this wireless functionality into your car stereo, you can hear callers' voices over your speakers, see incoming call information on your stereo's display, and make or receive phone calls without touching your phone. Some universal Bluetooth devices require no interaction with your car stereo. Most importantly, you can keep your eyes on the road and hands on the wheel while talking to callers. Many Bluetooth devices also make it possible to stream music from a Bluetooth-capable smartphone, tablet, portable audio device, or other device to your car stereo, all without purchasing a whole new head unit.
Audio Streaming
Audio streaming is another great advantage to having Bluetooth connectivity in your vehicle. You can listen to your favorite tunes from your favorite apps like Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and many more, even allowing you to stream from multiple devices. Our integrated systems in many cases allows you to keep your factory radio & we install a vehicle specific modules that provides amazing quality Bluetooth capabilities for you to enjoy. In many cases, you can still utilize your steering wheels controls to not only adjust the volume, but change tracks on your favorite media streaming service. If your vehicle is lacking audio streaming, give us a call today & we can provide you several solutions that best fits your needs.
Integrated Head Units
Another option for your car is to install a new car stereo that includes several of the latest features such as Bluetooth streaming, navigation, Satellite radio & even Siri control. Depending on the stereo you select, you can control many of your smartphone functions from your stereo, and you usually get music streaming you can control, too. When you select a radio with built-in Bluetooth, you don't have to deal with installing a separate hideaway adapter box. Because of Bluetooth's popularity, it can be found in more and more new stereos. That means you won't have to buy the most expensive stereo to get one with this wireless technology. So, if you're buying a new car stereo anyway, keep an eye out for models with built-in Bluetooth capability.
Apple iPhone Integration
If you have an iPod or iPhone you'd like to use in your car, and you're not sure how to do it, you're not alone. Adding iPod or iPhone control to almost any vehicle's stereo can be made simple by using a USB port that's "Made for iPod/iPhone" or a vehicle-specific iPod adapter. Many new aftermarket stereos have iPod and iPhone controls built in, so you don't need anything more than the iPod cable for basic audio control. On the other hand, some stereos require an adapter in order to access the more advanced features of your device. And many factory audio systems that don't include a USB port require an adapter in order to connect your iPod at all. Whatever your situation, we have a solution for you and your mobile connectivity needs.
Google Android Integration
Most of our newer aftermarket head units have built-in Android product integration. Along with Bluetooth and Android Voice Command, enjoy hands-free control over your favorite devices. With our select units, Android vehicle integration allows the device to take over the dash display for navigation, phone functions, messages, and music.
Android vehicle integration adds everyday convenience to your travels by allowing you to stream content, hands-free voice control, screen mirroring, Drive EQ, and GPS options. Always stay connected with your device and vehicle with our professional solutions. HDMI also adds an entire new aspect of connectivity for Android with Kenwood receivers. Controlled by a seamless Bluetooth connection using SPP (Serial Port Profile). The Android device can be charged via USB port, and the universal MHL Adapter charges via HDMI port. So never worry about battery life while on the go.
