For you guys 'n gals running newer cars as well you can monitor what your car is doing, to quite an elaborate extent, with not much more than your mobile phone!!
Both of them work on a similar basis, basically displaying on your phone screen various (you decide which) readouts from your on-board OBDII diagnostic socket using an OBDII compatible Bluetooth adaptor for the Android and a WiFi version for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
They both seem very capable at what they are suppose to do. I've gone for the Android one, which was only £2.99 to buy the full (no adverts) version and I'll test it out fully once my Bluetooth adaptor arrives.
For you guys 'n gals running newer cars as well you can monitor what your car is doing, to quite an elaborate extent, with not much more than your mobile phone!!
For the iPhone/iPod Touch there is REV (http://www.devtoaster.com/products/rev/) which is available from The App Store and for you Android users there is Torque (there own web site is crap, but this'll give you the info http://www.subaruforester.org/vbulletin/f76/android-folks-who-uses-torque-obd-ii-readings-76604/) which is available from Android Market Place.
Both of them work on a similar basis, basically displaying on your phone screen various (you decide which) readouts from your on-board OBDII diagnostic socket using an OBDII compatible Bluetooth adaptor for the Android and a WiFi version for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
They both seem very capable at what they are suppose to do. I've gone for the Android one, which was only £2.99 to buy the full (no adverts) version and I'll test it out fully once my Bluetooth adaptor arrives.