Amazon Music now has a simpler Car Mode for iOS and Android

It has streamlined controls and custom presets for playlists, stations and albums.

The latest version of the Amazon Music iOS and Android application adds an feature called Car Mode. At the point when the application detects a Bluetooth connection with a car or you turn on the feature manually from the menu, it switches to an simplified interface. It has streamlined controls (including swiping), custom presets and larger text. You’ll additionally have voice control through Alexa.

Amazon recommends it’ll actually be a snap for drivers to discover new music while in Car Mode. The application harnesses preset playlists, stations and albums, which can be tweaked. The organization says this ought to decrease lengthy browsing times.

The feature is tied in with making it easy to listen to music in the car while lessening the opportunity of distracted driving. It ought to prove useful for drivers without a new infotainment system or an Echo Auto, and it works across all Amazon Music subscription tiers. Amazon notes you should possibly utilize the Music application when permitted to do as such by law.

Spotify has had a similar Car Mode since 2019, with a similar point of lowering the chance of distraction while in a vehicle. Spotify additionally works on the UI while the mode is activated. It gets rid of eye-catching album artwork and enables larger control buttons.