OBD2 adapters that help you read fault codes and get additional information on potential problems have been around for quite a while. But someone on Indiegogo says they’ve invented something totally ...

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Today, Automatic launches its new App Gallery of third-party apps and rolls out the second-generation of its OBD-II adapter. Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old-fashioned way, by ...

This video reviews OBD Fusion on an iPhone paired with an ELM327 adapter, giving a practical look at this paid OBD2 diagnostic app in real driving conditions. The review explores the app interface, ...

I'm looking to hook my car up to a laptop and I'm amazed at the cost of these OBD-II to USB connectors. The cheapest one I've found is $85! I was going to muck around with some of the open source OBD ...

A few weeks ago, I decided to buy a couple of cheap OBD-II adapters to start out some ethical hacking experiments. However, when looking for a reliable adapter on the market, you can get a lot of ...

I'm not into cars to such an extent that I have an OBD-II analyzer in my toolkit. But when I discovered Chinese sources for $9-$20 USB & Bluetooth adapters, I couldn't say no. I thought it might have ...

Plug in all the things.

Unlike in the automotive industry, where there is a standard OBD plug for diagnosis purposes, motorcycle manufacturers decided to use their own individual ways of getting the same thing done. However, ...

The OBD II port might seem like a convenient place to power a dash cam, especially with adapters that promise an easy, tool-free installation. But while it can work in some cases, it's generally not ...