For mobile access, we recommend our BlackBird v2, which provides a REST api , which means that you can wirelessly connect to, and get data from, a BlackBird v2 from any device that has a web browser, such as an iPhone, Windows Phone or Android device.

You can find some examples and specifications in the REST api download in the download section of the Kvaser website.

If you want to stay on USB, it get’s a bit trickier.
We have an old Windows CE driver, but it’s not actively developed any more, so that is not a path we generally recommend, but it still works on some CE based operating system.
We do have an open sourced Linux driver, which can be used as a basis for creating you own driver for any platform.