 Okay, so we're here in San Francisco at Google IO taking a look at Android Auto. It was just announced. We're inside a Hyundai car and it is hooked up via USB to a Nexus. As soon as you plug it in, you get this interface. You can see that it's navigating right now, but we can close that. We're in the overview screen now, so this tells you everything that's going on with the phone. You can tap over to music. You can tap over to phone to make phone calls. And you can even tap over to look at, you know, actually information about your car, if the car provides that to the Android phone. This also works with third party apps. If you were to tap on the music icon again, you could choose a different third party app for it to work with. And of course, full Google Maps navigation is all here and that works pretty well. And I mean, it's actually really straightforward. It's safe, so you're not using your phone in the car. It's just all here on the screen. And you know, full Google Voice Search works as well. Play Arcade Fire. There it is. So that's Android Auto. It should be coming out before the end of the year on certain manufacturers. There's a whole lot of partners that are going to be working with this and it's pretty neat.