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Mojio today announced that its connected car device will work via AT&T’s wireless network in the United States. It will work with Telus in Canada.
The Mojio connects to an onboard diagnostic port OBDII that is in most cars manufactured after 1996. Drivers with Mojio will be able to locate, monitor and diagnose their car from their iOS or Android smartphone. The data from the car will be delivered through AT&T’s network.