Automatic, Your Smart Driving Assistant,
Now Available in All US Apple Retail Stores, Apple Online
Innovative Gadget Connects Your Car to Your Smartphone, Makes Driving Smarter
San Francisco, CA – October 23, 2013 – Automatic Labs (automatic.com), today announced the availability of Automatic: Your Smart Driving Assistant in more than 250 Apple retail stores nationwide and on the Apple Online Store.
Automatic is an iPhone app that pairs with a tiny piece of intelligent hardware called the Automatic Link that connects your iPhone to your car's onboard computer when you drive. Automatic is a Smart Driving Assistant and helps drivers adjust their driving habits to save gas, decode and clear their car's "check engine" light, and remember where they parked. It can detect a serious crash and automatically call for help and alert loved ones, all without a subscription fee.
"Apple sets a high bar for the quality of products they carry in their stores. We're thrilled to make Automatic available to the millions of people who trust Apple to curate beautiful and easy to use products.", said Thejo Kote, Automatic's CEO and co-founder.
Since its announcement in March 2013, Automatic has earned rave reviews and awards – from Fast Company's Innovation by Design Awards to the ITS America Smart Solution Spotlight award. The Automatic Link retails for $99.95. The Automatic app and service are free.
Works in nearly all cars in the US since 1996
The Automatic Link plugs into your car's onboard diagnostics (OBDII) port without any tools. The port is usually located below the steering wheel by the foot pedals. Check if your car is compatible at automatic.com/cars.
iPhone Support
Automatic is compatible with the iPhone 4S and newer models (5, 5C, 5S).
About Automatic
Automatic is a technology startup focused on making high-end connected car features available to everybody. Based in San Francisco, the company was founded in early 2012 by a group of experts in transportation systems, human-computer interaction and design who met as graduate students at UC Berkeley. Automatic is a Y-Combinator company with investment from Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, and others. For more information, visit automatic.com.
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