Developed to support cord-free Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the fourth generation of infotainment has machine learning capability, cloud connectivity, and twice the computing power of SYNC 3.

For example, 2016 Ford cars with SYNC 3 can run Android Auto if they are powered by version 2.0 or newer. If your car doesn't have a touchscreen, it can't run Android Auto.

Version 4 of Ford Sync infotainment brings support for screens as big as 15.5 inches, wireless connections for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and over-the-air updates for a wide range of software ...

Today, Ford expanded on that previous announcement to state that all of its 2017 model year vehicles will support SYNC 3, Android Auto, and CarPlay.

Ford did not say when Waze would be available to Android users through Sync AppLink, but many Sync 3-equipped Fords support Android Auto, so in theory users can access it that way.

Ford today previewed its new SYNC 4 infotainment system, including support for wireless CarPlay and Android Auto. The new SYNC 4 system will be available on select Ford vehicles starting in 2020.

Ford's crisp, clean cabin for the 2021 Mustang Mach-E means there's no missing SYNC 4, the new infotainment system making its production car debut on the automakers EV. Announced last month, SYNC ...

Good news, Apple and Android fans: every 2017 Ford model in the U.S. will support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.That's because Ford is rolling out its latest telematics platform, SYNC 3, to the ...

Ford pushes Sync AppLink as a legitimate interface on par with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and will offer all three. Toyota goes further; it adopts open AppLink, but not CarPlay or Android Auto.

When Sync 4 arrives in select Ford vehicles starting in 2020, it'll include wireless support for both CarPlay and Android Auto.

One of the new infotainment’s highlights will be the inclusion of wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as SYNC Applink applications, including Waze and Ford+Alexa.

We asked Ford whether the 2024 Mustang runs on Android because Sync 4 is looking much different. And the company basically said TBD.