{"id":15233,"date":"2016-04-10T12:14:36","date_gmt":"2016-04-10T16:14:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dougbardwell.com\/db\/?p=15233"},"modified":"2017-11-09T09:10:11","modified_gmt":"2017-11-09T14:10:11","slug":"zte-mobley-introduces-an-improved-way-of-staying-connected","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dougbardwell.com\/db\/zte-mobley-introduces-an-improved-way-of-staying-connected\/","title":{"rendered":"ZTE Mobley introduces an improved way of staying connected"},"content":{"rendered":"

Who said you couldn\u2019t teach an old car new tricks? ZTE Mobley<\/a> is AT&T\u2019s first in-vehicle Wi-Fi hot spot. The ZTE Mobley delivers Wi-Fi connectivity to any car built after 1996 \u2013 just plug it in once and you\u2019ll be connected anytime you hit the road. This device is great for upcoming holiday travels or even your daily commute.<\/p>\n

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Why leave the best of music, entertainment, news and travel info at home on your desktop when you travel.\u00a0 Now, \u201cyou CAN take it with you.\u201d\u00a0 By that I mean, you can take the Internet wherever you drive with a ZTE Mobley, the little device that plugs into any car\u2019s OBD II port (all those made since 1996.)<\/p>\n

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Simply activate the device with AT&T and you\u2019ll have AT&T\u2019s 4G LTE network 24×7 Wi-Fi available in your car and for a good radius around it.\u00a0 Attach up to five devices at once, so unless you are driving a school bus, everyone of your up to five passengers can be reading, downloading or watching their favorite programs.<\/p>\n

\"ZTEI had the occasion to use one on my last trip to Chicago \u2013 about 350 miles each way.\u00a0 With just two pauses in the entire round trip, I had brisk speed Internet availability 99.99% of the trip.\u00a0 Listening to Amazon Prime was better than listening to XM Sirius.\u00a0 No ads and nothing to break the musical mood.<\/p>\n

Plus, anytime I pulled into a rest area, I had full keyboard access to my email, Facebook and social media using my favorite little Yoga 900 notebook from Lenovo.<\/p>\n

Anyone can install the ZTE Mobley.\u00a0 You literally just line up the center slot of the Mobley with the center slot of the OBD port under your dash, and push it in.\u00a0 \u00a0But, before you do, copy down the password printed on the outside of the Mobley case. You\u2019ll need that the first time to register the device.<\/p>\n

Turning on your car, it takes 10-30 seconds to connect with the cloud.\u00a0 Type in your password and you are good to go. All users in the car can share the same password.<\/p>\n

Key features:<\/p>\n