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ELM327 WIFI OBD2 Scan Tool Support Android and iPhone/iPad

Posted on May 11, 2014 by sales

ELM327 WIFI OBD2 scanner is the latest PC-based scan tool. ELM327 WIFI supports all OBD-II protocols and is dispatched with a number of compatible programs. The output protocol (connection to laptop) is USB cable.It is easy to use and very useful to diagnose cars. It use ELM327 software.

ELM327 Wifi OBD2 Scanner Function:

1. Read diagnostic trouble codes, both generic and manufacturer-specific, and display their meaning (over 3000 generic code definitions in the database).

2. Clear trouble codes and turn off the MIL (“Check Engine” light)

3. Display current sensor data, including: Engine RPM; Calculated Load Value; Coolant Temperature; Fuel System Status; Vehicle Speed; Short Term Fuel Trim; Long Term Fuel Trim; Intake Manifold Pressure; Timing Advance; Intake Air Temperature; Air Flow Rate; Absolute Throttle Position;Oxygen sensor voltages/associated short term fuel trims; Fuel System status;Fuel Pressure.

ELM327 Wifi OBD2 Scanner Specification:

1. OBD-II Protocols:ISO15765-4 (CAN);ISO14230-4 (KWP2000);ISO9141-2;J1850 VPW;J1850 PWM

2. Output protocol:RS232 Baud rate:9600 or 38400 Indicator LEDs:OBD Tx/Rx, RS232 Tx/Rx, Power Operating voltage:12V, internal protection from short circuits/overvoltages

Nominal idle current:45 mA

3. Available cars:

Bens 2001/02/03 W203 C200K (ISO)

BMVV X5 2002 (ISO) Chevrolet Aveo (ISO)

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iOBD2 Bluetooth Auto Scanner for iPhone/Android

Posted on May 8, 2014 by sales

iOBD2 Bluetooth Auto Scanner for iPhone/Android

Supported Device and APP

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iOBD2 Bluetooth Scanner Function:

1. Performance Gauges:

1). Engine speed

2). Corrected vehicle speed

3). Open/closed loop

4). Boost/vacuum combo gauge

5). Acceleration (and braking)

Fuel Economy Gauges:

1). Inst. fuel economy

2). Avg fuel economy

Engine Gauges:

1). Timing (spark advance)

2). Engine coolant temp.

3). Intake air temp.

4). Ambient air temp.

5). Manifold absolute pressure

6). Mass air flow

7). Fuel trims, short and long term

8). Percent engine load

9). Catalyst temp.

10). Fuel pressure

11). Lambda gauge

12). Air/fuel ratio

iOBD2 Bluetooth Diagnostic Functions:

Read DTC: Read the current DTC that engine has stored, and DTC info.

Clear DTC: Clear all the current DTC.

Display DTC Definition: Show all the definition and explanation of DTCs.

Guide Maintenance:Guide how to maintenance the problems of car according to the trouble codes.

Live data: Read all the running parameters that related to the ECU.

Freeze frame data: OBD system will record the system running parameters related to the malfunction the moment when it occurred at the same time when it set the DTC. And this group of data is called freeze frame data.

Readiness test: Readiness reflects the status that all the valid diagnostic functions. The diagnostic functions are referring to the important monitoring functions in OBD system, e.g. Oxygen sensor monitoring, Oxygen sensor heater monitoring, and EGR system monitoring, etc. These diagnostic functions are closely related to the engine emission control.

Read vehicle info: Read vehicle info such as Vehicle Identification Number(VIN), Calibration IDs(CALID) and Calibration Verification Number (CVN).

Oxygen Sensor test: This service is to allow access to the on-board oxygen sensor monitoring test results. The same information may be obtained by the use of [Mode 6 test].

Mode 6 test: This service is to allow access to the results for on-board diagnostic monitoring tests of specific components/systems that are not continuously monitored. Examples are catalyst monitoring and the evaporative system monitoring.

EVAP System Test: The purpose of this service is to enable the external test equipment to control the operation of an on-board system, test or component.

iPhone 6 white/silver Picture

Posted on May 5, 2014 by sales

It’s been rumored that the iPhone 6 will borrow design characteristics from Apple’s fifth generation iPod touch, but regardless of how many photos, mockups, orschematics we’ve seen, there’s no way to verify the design accuracy of these images. It’s very possible that case manufactures are playing a game of telephone with rumored schematics and designing their own models to get ahead of the game.

While these images are consistent with previous rumors and mockups, it’s best to take this kind of stuff with a grain of salt. Don’t worry though, all will be unveiled later this year when Apple officially announces the iPhone 6.

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iPhone 6 New Shown

Posted on May 1, 2014 by sales

As design drawings and renderings of two larger iPhone 6 models have begun giving way tophysical mockups based on those designs, a new photo of a high-quality physical mockup has been shared by Italian site Macitynet.

Few new details can be determined from the photo, but the relocated power button on the side of the device can be seen, and it is clearly a high-quality mockup given differing materials and colors used for various features such as the rear camera and flash. The size of the device is not given, but just based on the look in the hand it appears to be the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 rather than the even larger 5.5-5.7 inch version depicted in the less refined physical mockup from earlier today.

The latest mockup is reportedly the work of a case manufacturer, and Macitynetunderstands that mockups have been refined over a period of months. According to the source, the version shown in the photo is considered to be “final” for the purposes of ensuring case and accessory compatibility with the expected design of the iPhone 6.

The 4.7-inch iPhone 6 is reportedly scheduled to launch around the usual September timeframe, while the larger 5.5-inch is rumored to be arriving several months later.

iOS 8 concept video

Posted on April 28, 2014 by sales

The video features a mockup iPhone 6 handset with an edge-to-edge display and no discernible Touch ID home button. The presentation style and background audio takes its inspiration from Apple’s own highly polished product videos.

The video shows a revised iOS 8 notification center with multiple panes that allow you to swipe between a “Today” view, a calendar view and a messages view. Items are actionable, allowing you to tap an unread email and open the mail app in a slide-up shade, which can be swiped down when you are done reading.

Pulling from the most recent round of rumors, the concept envisions a Healthbook app that syncs with the iWatch, a supercharged Siri with Shazam and an even better version of Apple’s new CarPlay feature.

Will you buy the 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch iPhone 6?

Posted on April 25, 2014 by sales

With it seeming increasingly likely that Apple plans to launch two versions of the iPhone 6, one with a 4.7-inch screen, the other with a larger 5.5-inch display, which one will you buy?

Last time we ran a poll, we didn’t know what sizes were on the cards, so simply asked you to choose from a range of sizes. At that point, most of you opted for something in the 4.6-5 inch range, with only 7 percent wanting something larger than five inches.

Now that the likely sizes seem more certain, and you’ve had a chance to look at a whole bunch of concept images, we thought it would be interesting to see whether you’re still of the same view, or whether or are now tempted by the idea of a 5.5-inch screen …

Wiil Large iPhone 6 cannibalize iPad mini sales

Posted on April 22, 2014 by sales

How would Apple’s iPad Mini fare in a world with not just one, but two, bigger-screen iPhones?

Apple is expected to bump up the screen size on its next iPhone. Recent rumors even claim the company will unveil two new models later this year — one with a 4.7-inch screen, the other with a 5.5-inch screen. Assuming this prediction proves true, a certain amount of cannibalization of the Mini is likely. But Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster sees the overall effect on Apple as neutral.

In some cases, consumers might update to the iPhone 6 to score the bigger screen instead of keeping an older phone and buying an iPad Mini, Munster suggested in an investors note released Monday. In other cases, iPhone 6 buyers who want a second device might simply choose an iPad Air instead of a Mini.

4.7″ iPhone 6 Displays

Posted on April 18, 2014 by sales

Amidst the flurry of iPhone 6 rumors coming from KGI Securities’ report last week, Ming-Chi Kuo presented the first possible screen resolution for Apple’s 4.7″ iPhone 6. Kuo lists it as a 1334×750 Retina display with a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch.

Historically, Apple has been very cautious with resolution changes in their iOS devices. The original iPhone was launched with a 320×480 resolution. Eventually, Apple moved to 640×960 Retina display, doubling the linear resolution in each dimension. That allowed existing apps to simply be pixel-doubled to fill the entire screen. Developers could then take their time to update their apps to fully support the higher resolution display. When Apple moved from 3.5″ to 4″ screens in the iPhone 5, they simply added vertical resolution. This allowed existing apps to run in a letterboxed format with black bars at the top and bottom of the screen.

AutoLayout paves the way for apps to more easily adapt to changes in display sizes and resolution in the future.

If Apple were to adopt a 1334×750 4.7″ display as predicted by Kuo, it would preserve the same pixel density (326 ppi) as the iPhone 5s. That means that all existing user interface elements, such as icons, would be the same size but would allow for more screen space.

Our designer found that using the exact same icons and spacing them out to fill the screen, 1334×750 pixels allows Apple to fit exactly one extra row of icons onto the iPhone home screen. This mockup shows the relative size of the 4.7″ iPhone screen and how much extra room there would be using the exact same icons as on the current iPhone:

8GB iPhone 5c released in more countries

Posted on April 16, 2014 by sales

The 8 GB version of the phone was launched last month in a few of Apple’s Online Stores alongside the relaunched 16 GB iPad 4. Apple revealed in a statement to Re/code that its strategy with the 8 GB iPhone 5c is to offer a low-cost option that is compatible with the growing number of developing LTE networks in certain countries,it will Launches 8 GB iPhone 5c in Six More Countries.But Apple prefers not to sell the lower-cost model in the United States because of the popularity of subsidized phones.