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Catalyst Expands Product Line for Android Devices with Introduction of Impact Protection Case for New Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL


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Catalyst Impact Protection Case for Google Pixel 4 XL

“We continue to innovate and design cases so a broader segment of the market can experience the difference a Catalyst case can make in their confidence to live their adventure freely,” June Lai

Catalyst, the award-winning manufacturer of the world’s most protective and stylish cases and accessories for smartphones and electronic devices, introduces the Impact Protection Case for the new Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL. The new cases extend the offering of Catalyst solutions for Android devices, which include the Impact Protection cases for the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S9 series as well as the Note 9. The release of the Impact Protection Case for Pixel 4 and 4 XL come just after Google’s launch of the new devices in their address to consumers and stakeholders on October 15.

“The Catalyst Impact Protection case continues to be upheld as the toughest everyday case on the market,” said Catalyst CEO June Lai. “We continue to innovate and design cases so a broader segment of the market can experience the difference a Catalyst case can make in their confidence to live their adventure freely without worry of damage to their device. We’re extremely proud of our design and excited for the first time, to launch cases for Google devices.”

The Impact Protection Case for Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL is tested to be drop proof up to 9.9ft (3.0m), it is designed with a non-slip rubber bumper made from a proprietary impact rubber polymer, and has a clear back to show-off the phone. A raised top and bottom bezel protects the display, front camera, and other important touchscreen features while being simple to install and remove. The exposed screen allows for direct touchscreen access and the open ports give unobstructed access to the USB-C audio and charging port. The rear cameras are sealed and protected to keep out dust and debris. The case is compatible with Google’s “Active Edge” technology and also allows for wireless charging.

The new cases are available now and shipping globally, providing a fresh, sleek design that showcases refinement in performance and style while offering the highest level of protection.

Catalyst Impact Protection Cases for the Google Pixel 4 | Pixel 4 XL

Available Now | $39.99 USD

Colors: Stealth Black

The Catalyst Impact Protection Case for the Google Pixel 4 series has the signature features Catalyst is recognized for: a grippy rubber bumper, lanyard attachment and clear case back to show off your Google Pixel 4 and Google Pixel 4 XL phone. The slim, protective case 100% fits the Google Pixel 4 series’ screen profile and has added impact protection from the innovative truss cushioning system combined with a proprietary rubber polymer blend to increase the drop protection up to 9.9ft (3.0m). The Catalyst Impact Protection Case for the Google Pixel 4 and Google Pixel 4 XL is easy to put on and take off that it provides ideal everyday protection that doesn’t overshadow the phone’s stylish design.

About Catalyst

Catalyst is a premium lifestyle accessories brand founded to create iconic products that enable people to explore and share their world. Catalyst offers the highest performance accessories that are the best value for their customers. Josh Wright is an award‐winning industrial designer who graduated from the Art Center College of Design and June Lai is the research, development and business partner at Catalyst. In 2010, after seeing a requirement for a product that fit their needs but did not yet exist, they designed and developed a line of high-performance everyday case, accessories and sleeves for their many outdoor and underwater adventures. Catalyst is available in more than 70 countries including USA, Canada, UK, Germany, China, Japan, Korea, Australia and the GCC.

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Buy One Dual-Microphone App-Controlled Hearing Aid For $299.99 – And Get One Free


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We designed our VoiceBud® VB20 hearing aids to be so simple, they can be fitted and adjusted by the user – without the assistance of an audiologist or hearing aid dispenser. By eliminating the need for expensive one-on-one consultation we can greatly reduce consumer costs.

ZVOX, the pioneering speaker and hearing technology company, has announced an industry-disrupting offer: two VoiceBud® VB20 digital hearing aids with directional dual-microphone systems and wireless smartphone app control for less than $300. Until now hearing aids with these features sold for $700 – $3,000 per pair. By combining large-scale buying power with a low-overhead direct-to-the-consumer selling model, ZVOX has set a new standard for price-to-performance ratio in the hearing industry. The ZVOX hearing aid BOGO offer is good through December 31, 2019, and is available at zvox.com and amazon.com.

“We designed our VoiceBud® VB20 hearing aids to be so simple, they can be fitted and adjusted by the user – without the assistance of an audiologist or hearing aid dispenser,” says ZVOX CEO Tom Hannaher. “By eliminating the need for expensive one-on-one consultation we can greatly reduce consumer costs. Combine that with our substantial sales and buying power, and you end up with unheard-of prices. We have already started receiving wonderful feedback from customers thanking us for finally making hearing aids affordable. Some of these people had put off buying hearing aids for literally decades because they were just too expensive, and our BOGO offer enabled them to finally make a purchase that in some cases has been life-changing.”

The ZVOX VoiceBud® VB20 features:

  • A two-microphone NoiseBlocker system designed to reduce volume levels of distracting background sounds, helping users more clearly understand those around them;
  • ZVOX’s custom app lets users easily control the VoiceBud hearing aids from a smartphone or tablet;
  • A wide frequency range (over 5.5 kHz) that lets users experience natural, accurate sound
  • Advanced technology and high-quality American-made components

ZVOX’s VB20 VoiceBud Hearing Aids come in beige, champagne, silver/gray, and grey with six ear dome accessories so users can customize the device for their individual ears. Regularly $299.99 each.

About ZVOX.

ZVOX, a pioneer in speaker and hearing aid technology, is recognized for introducing the first commercially successful sound bar in 2004, the first soundbase TV audio system in 2008, and the first speaker dedicated to dialogue clarity in 2016. The company has been committed to enhanced hearing solutions for over 16 years.

ZVOX Audio, 17 Columbia St., Swampscott, MA 01907

Press contact: Sara Trujillo, sara@trujillopr.com

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“How Health Innovators Maximize Market Success”


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Ninety-five percent of healthcare innovations that are launched in the market fail. Why? These products simply did not reach an adequate level of customer acceptance and profitability. How can this change? Health innovators need to learn evidence-based guidelines and practices to increase their chances for market success.

These guidelines and practices will be revealed today in the new book “How Health Innovators Maximize Market Success: Strategies to Launch and Commercialize Healthcare Innovations,” by Dr. Roxie, DBA, CEO of Legacy DNA, a firm dedicated to strategy for health innovators. Dr. Roxie, who is a 20-year healthcare marketing veteran and professor, based the book on the CoIQ Early Adoption Commercialization Strategy, a blueprint she developed to guide health innovators through making informed and evidence-based commercialization decisions.

In the book, Dr. Roxie has laid out effective launching and commercialization strategies that can drive market success. She designed the book for health innovators keen on learning how to set up the key components of an early adoption commercialization strategy. It also provides practical tips and insights on pilot relationships, product development and patient co-creation, and branding, among many others.

“Successful health innovators look to users and buyers to offer hidden insights, inspire new ideas, bring them back to reality, and help position innovations for commercial success,” says Dr. Roxie. “Until now, it was impossible for innovators to find this information in one place. The book provides a look at the CoIQ blueprint to guide health innovators toward their best real-world strategies and maximize the potential of every innovation brought to market.”

“For those who find themselves in the critical phase of launching a business or new product, Dr. Roxie Mooney’s book, “How Health Innovators Maximize Market Success,” is a must-read,” says Joseph Kvedar, MD, vice president of Connected Health/Partners Healthcare and Harvard Medical School professor. “The intertwined relationship between marketing and strategy is a pervasive theme in this book — and in Roxie’s work. So, as you might expect, her book is chock full of lessons learned, to guide an entrepreneur though the gauntlet of commercialization of a healthcare business.”

“In this book, Dr.Roxie Mooney’s rich experience in the field combined with the knowledge that she has gathered from top health innovators, early adopters, and influencers are laid out for start-up companies to help them with their launch and commercialization decisions,” says Mitchell Levy (http://aha.pub/MitchellLevy), Global Credibility Expert and The AHA Guy at AHAthat® (https://AHAthat.com).

Connected Health Interactive Workshop

In addition to the book launch at the 2019 Connected Health Conference, Dr. Roxie will today host an interactive workshop, “Patient Co-creation: If Everybody’s Doing it, Why Are We Here?” also at the conference. Built on insights from the book, the workshop will address biases that can make innovations prone to failure and reveal the importance of product development through patient co-creation — and a hands-on introduction to the Five Co-s Product Co-Creation Framework: Co-Ideation, Co-Valuation, Co-Design, Co-Test, and Co-Launch.

Book Availability

Hardcover, paperback, and Kindle versions of this book are available on Amazon and will be available at the 2019 Connected Health Conference. Healthcare innovators can download the Kindle version of this book free of charge from Oct. 16-20 at: https://amzn.to/2IFbZjJ.

About Dr. Roxie

Dr. Roxie Mooney, DBA helps health innovators maximize market success. She combined 20 years in marketing, 10 years as an agency owner, and a doctorate in business that uniquely focuses on healthcare innovation into a blueprint for making commercialization decisions. It’s called CoIQ Early Adoption Commercialization Strategy, and that’s what helps health innovators not only avoid failure but increase their chances of success and ensure they are making the most of their healthcare innovation.

She also produces and hosts CoIQ with Dr. Roxie, a first-of-its-kind interactive video and podcast show where top health innovators, early adopters, and influencers speak candidly about their healthcare innovation experiences. She recently published, “How Leaders Market and Commercialize Healthcare Technology Innovation,” in the peer-reviewed Journal of Business & Economic Perspectives (JBEP) and is an associate professor at the Jack Welch Management Institute and Palm Beach Atlantic University.

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School Districts Partnering with Gaggle Saved More Than 700 Students from Suicide in 2018-19


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“Gaggle triggered additional help for the students whom we may have otherwise missed,” said Dr. Melissa Williams-Scott, Executive Director of Information Systems at Dickinson ISD. “We’ve been very pleased with our investment in Gaggle.”

From self-harm to violence towards others to the sharing of nudity and sexual content, K-12 students are engaging in an alarming number of dangerous behaviors, and they are leaving evidence of this behavior in their online activity within Google’s G Suite, Microsoft Office 365 and the Canvas learning management system. According to a new national student safety report from Gaggle, The State of Student Safety Through the Gaggle Lens, from July 2018 through June 2019, Gaggle safety experts identified nearly 14,000 incidents revealing an imminent threat to a student’s life or well-being — and more than 40 percent of these happened outside of school hours.

“With over 100,000 safety issues observed among Gaggle’s nearly 5 million users in 2018-19 — including nearly 13,000 cases deemed serious enough to warrant immediate action — it’s clear that K-12 leaders have their work cut out for them in keeping students safe,” said Jeff Patterson, Gaggle CEO. “While students may appear to be fine at school, they often express their thoughts and feelings more freely online. School leaders might never know about students’ cries for help unless they have visibility into their use of school-issued digital tools.”

During the 2018-19 school year, Gaggle reported:


  • 52,000 references to suicide or self-harm in students’ online activity. Of these, more than 6,000 were serious enough to merit immediate attention by the district, which resulted in more than 700 lives saved.
  • 34,000 references of violence toward others. Of these, more than 1,600 warranted an immediate call to prevent a potential incident.
  • 15,000 examples of nudity or sexual content, of which 5,100 required immediate action.

These figures come from Gaggle’s safety management solution, which uses a combination of artificial intelligence and trained safety experts to help K-12 districts proactively ensure the safety and well-being of all students. During the 2018/19 academic school year, Gaggle analyzed and viewed over 3.9 billion items of which 70 million items were reviewed for suspicious content. Gaggle is committed to keeping students safe by scanning school accounts for harmful content. They then alert school officials when students show signs of self-harm, depression, thoughts of suicide, substance abuse, cyberbullying, credible threats of violence against others, or other harmful situations.

Before implementing Gaggle, Dickinson Independent School District (DISD) was struggling with encryption and content filter challenges related to its use of Google and G Suite for Education, the latter of which is used for both student and staff communication and collaboration. Drawn in by Gaggle’s 24/7/365 online guarantee and the way it could quickly identify, act on, and alert the district of potential problems, DISD implemented the platform in August of 2018. During the platform’s first year in use, the district caught numerous potential problems that ranged from seemingly innocent sentences to full-blown emergencies—and everything in between.

“Gaggle triggered additional help for the students whom we may have otherwise missed,” said Dr. Melissa Williams-Scott, Executive Director of Information Systems at Dickinson ISD. “We’ve been very pleased with our investment in Gaggle, which is basically like having your own personal ‘911’ system specifically for your district.”

The State of Student Safety Through the Gaggle Lens report is available at https://pages.gaggle.net/18-19-safetyreport/.

About Gaggle| http://www.gaggle.net

Since 1999, Gaggle has been the leader in helping K-12 districts manage student safety on school-provided technology. Using a robust combination of both artificial intelligence and trained safety experts, the safety solution proactively assists districts 24/7/365 in the prevention of student suicide, bullying, inappropriate behaviors, school violence, and other harmful situations. Most importantly, Gaggle continues to help hundreds of districts avoid tragedies and save lives, while also protecting their liability. In the 2018-19 academic year, Gaggle has helped districts save the lives of more than 700 students who were planning or actually attempting suicide. For more information, visit http://www.gaggle.net and follow Gaggle on Twitter at @Gaggle_K12.

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Insurance Experts Explain What To After Realizing That The Car Was Stolen


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“Having your car stolen can put you in a delicate situation. Knowing what steps to take after you realize that your car got stolen can help remedy this situation,” said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

Compare-autoinsurance.org has launched a new blog post that explains what you have to do after the car got stolen and how a car insurance company can help.

For more info and free car insurance quotes online, visit https://compare-autoinsurance.org/important-steps-that-you-need-to-follow-if-your-car-got-stolen/

The perfect day of any driver will be ruined if his car is missing. He remembers exactly where the vehicle was parked, but now it’s not there anymore. Suddenly, the driver realizes that the car got stolen.

Drivers that got their cars stolen should follow the next steps:


  • Make sure that the car is stolen. Before filing a police report, drivers should ensure that the vehicle is really stolen. Drivers should question the persons that have access to the vehicle if they didn’t move it. Also, drivers should try to remember if they didn’t park the car in a different location than they normally do. Finally, drivers should call the local impound and check if their vehicles were towed for parking in a forbidden zone.
  • File a police report. The police will like to know as much information as possible. They will require data, such as when the car was spotted for the last time or when the car was driven for the last time, car make, model, year of productions and installed tracking devices. Drivers will need a copy of the report for their insurers.
  • Talk to the insurance company. The next thing to do after obtaining a copy of the police report is to contact the insurer and explain to them what happened. To support the claim, the insurer will need a copy of the police report. If the policyholder has comprehensive coverage, then he will be reimbursed. But before that, the insurer will start an investigation on their own in order to eliminate any possibility of insurance fraud. They will send a claims adjuster that will probably have the same questions as the police had, Insurers can wait up to 2 weeks to confirm that the car is stolen. If the car is confirmed to be stolen, then the policyholder will be reimbursed with actual values of the vehicle at the time it got stolen minus the deductible.
  • Report the stolen car to the DMV. The DMV has a database of stolen vehicles and if someone tries to register the stolen vehicle under their name, the DMV will alert the authorities. Reporting the stolen vehicle to the DMV will help the policyholders be protected from future issues regarding their stolen vehicle.
  • Start a personal investigation. Some drivers might believe they are not getting all the help they need, so they take this matter in their own hands. To do that, most drivers will look for recent car listings in their area on different sites like Craigslist, or eBay. If they found their vehicle, drivers should contact the authorities to retrieve it.

For additional info, money-saving tips and free car insurance quotes, visit https://compare-autoinsurance.org/

Compare-autoinsurance.org is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. This website is unique because it does not simply stick to one kind of insurance provider, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. In this way, clients have access to offers from multiple carriers all in one place: this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.

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Apiture Announces Chris Babcock and Matt Ellis Join Executive Team


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“We are thrilled to build out our team with leaders like Chris and Matt who have a deep understanding of the financial services industry and where it needs to go,” said Chris Cox, president of Apiture.

Apiture, an open API banking company focused on creating cutting-edge technology for financial institutions, has announced that Chris Babcock has joined the company as chief technology officer and Matt Ellis has joined as chief revenue officer.

“We are thrilled to build out our team with leaders like Chris and Matt who have a deep understanding of the financial services industry and where it needs to go,” said Chris Cox, president of Apiture. “They understand the complexities of the market and will enable our company to strategically expand our reach so banks and credit unions can provide their customers with the digital solutions they need in a modern world.”

Babcock joins Apiture as chief technology officer with more than 25 years of experience in financial services technology, business, sales, and delivery. He was a co-founder of the Americas office of Clear2Pay where he served as CTO. After FIS acquired Clear2Pay in 2014, Babcock held leadership roles in technology, product management, sales, and presales. Prior to his tenure at FIS and Clear2Pay, he held various technology and leadership positions at S1 Corporation and Accenture. Babcock is a graduate of Duke University where he received a degree in computer science.

Ellis joins Apiture as chief revenue officer and is a proven leader with over 25 years of experience in banking and technology. He began his career at Bank of Boston in various product and project management positions. After Bank of Boston was acquired by Bank of America, Ellis shifted from banking to technology, holding leadership positions in sales, product and general management at S1, Clear2Pay, ACI and Merrill. He is a graduate of St. Lawrence University where he received a degree in economics.

To learn more about Apiture, visit https://apiture.com.

About Apiture

Apiture is an open API banking platform, focused on creative cutting-edge technology for financial institutions. The platform allows banks the fast and flexible deployment of features that their customers expect – mobile-focused, user-centric, convenient and secure. Apiture brings credit unions, and community and regional banks everything their end users need together in a cohesive, simple experience that can improve their financial lives.

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Student Surveys Conducted by Industry Leader Pride Surveys Along with Surveys Conducted by Two Additional Organizations Show Large Increases in Vaping by 12th Graders


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Pride Surveys Nicotine Vaping Chart

Here at Pride we have been monitoring e-cigarette use for our customers for the last five years and have seen the numbers explode. We feel it is important to lend our data to the conversation during this ’wild-west’ time for vaporizers.

Statistics from Pride Surveys, a national leader in student survey data collection, show that vaping increased across the board for all students in grades 6-12 over a two-year period. The largest increase was found amongst 12th-grade students, 32.6% of whom reported using a nicotine vaporizer in the last 30 days, an increase year over year of 10.8% between 2017 and 2018.

These numbers are especially concerning given the CDC’s guidance on vaping tobacco products: E-cigarettes are not safe for youth, young adults, pregnant women, or adults who do not currently use tobacco products. Equally alarming is the current outbreak of identified cases of lung disease related to vaping products.

The Pride Survey and the Pride Survey Plus collected data from 5,306 12th grade students across the country and in communities where there are active community coalitions combating substance use in youth. The data are self-reported statistics from students used to evaluate the effectiveness of programs that are being implemented in the communities and to determine the need for such programs.

The publicly funded Monitoring the Future Survey, the National Youth Tobacco Survey, and the Pride Survey all show similar rates of increase in tobacco vaping. The Monitoring the Future Survey shows a 9.9% increase over the previous year and the National Youth Tobacco Survey shows a 10.8% increase which matched the increase reported by the Pride Survey. Although the surveys are not directly comparable due to differing methodologies, question structure, and cohorts, the similarities in these statistics help validate each other.

“The news about the current health issues and, in some instances, deaths are devastating. The Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition is taking these reports seriously and is currently looking into educational materials and programming that can be distributed/presented to our counties youth in hopes of curbing the appeal of vaping/e-cigarette use,” said Jeff Hill, Director, Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition. “The WCSPC feels that by providing access to real-time data and information, we can educate youth on the harms of e-cigarette usage, as well as parents in ways to identify when, how, and if their child may be using these products.”

“Here at Pride we have been monitoring e-cigarette use for our customers for the last five years and have seen the numbers explode. We feel it is important to lend our data to the conversation during this ’wild-west’ time for vaporizers,” said Jay Gleaton, President and CEO of Pride Surveys. “While we are still learning about the impact of vapor on the lungs, we already know about the habit-forming and developmental effects that the chemical nicotine can have on children and young adults’ brains.”

These survey results come at a time when big tobacco is taking notice of the trends in vaporizer products with the parent company of Marlboro buying a 35 percent stake in the vaping company JUUL for 13 billion dollars.

Pride Surveys has been collecting data on youth substance abuse and behavioral trends since 1982 and providing schools and communities with the ability to perform their own valid and reliable needs assessments tailored to the students in individual school settings.

About Pride Surveys: Pride Surveys was created in 1982 by professors at Georgia State University in Atlanta and Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY. Their purpose was to help local schools measure student alcohol, tobacco and other drug use through the use of student surveys. Since then, the survey company has developed a full range of survey products that measure behavior on many crucial issues that can affect learning, such as school climate, family, discipline, safety, substance use, perceptions of harm and more.

For more information on Pride Surveys, visit http://PrideSurveys.com, Facebook and Twitter at @ISAPrideSurveys, and LinkedIn at @Pride Surveys/International Survey Associates.

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Calling all school and colleges administrators…expand the reach of mental health counseling for students and give easier access and privacy. FeelSpace.org Aftab Jiwani


FeelSpace will give students, from elementary school age kids to college age adolescents, the opportunity to easily connect school professionals, with some dignity, anonymity and privacy, said Aftab Jiwani, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FeelSpace Student App and software platform.

The App’s only focus is early intervention, connecting students with professionals before everyday challenges turn into mental health crisis. “We sincerely believe, when it comes to mental health challenges for our students, we can all do better to prevent crisis situations with early intervention, added Amaan Jiwani, Co-Founder of FeelSpace.

Registrations are open to any school or college on http://www.feelspace.org. Schools and counselors have a private, dignified and professional tool to start communicating with students via the FeelSpace™ App platform. Visit http://www.feelspace.org for details

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Mainstream Technologies Hires Louis Frederick


BRINGS 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Mainstream Technologies is pleased to announce the hiring of Louis Frederick as Software Developer. His responsibilities will include the design, development, and deployment of full-stack software solutions.

Before joining Mainstream, he was an instructor in software development with the Arkansas Coding Academy for three years. Prior to that, he was with ABC Financial for 13 years as Senior Developer. He was also with Alltel Information Services for five years. Louis holds dual degrees in Computer Science and in Computer Engineering Technology from UALR.

According to Steve Althoff, Director of Software Development: “I am very excited to add Louis to our development team. Louis has a wealth of knowledge and experience that will complement the skills of our growing team. I look forward to innovative solutions he will provide to our customers.”

ABOUT MAINSTREAM

Since 1996, Mainstream (http://www.mainstream-tech.com) has evolved into one of the most established IT services companies in the Mid-South, serving clients from its Arkansas locations including headquarters in Little Rock, a second operations facility in Conway, as well as a sales office in Bentonville. Their staff of information technology professionals serves business and government customers across the nation with Managed IT Services, Custom Software Development Services, Cyber Security Services, and Hosting.

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Jenax Reveals How Ultra-Flexible Batteries Unlock Product Innovations at IDTechEx and Lunch & Lab in Silicon Valley


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To bring breakthrough smart product concepts to fruition, you need a supremely flexible and thin battery like J.Flex—which can be bent while maintaining its power and integrity.

Jenax, inventor of flexible, thin lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, has been invited to be a featured speaker at IDTechEx, taking place November 20-21, 2019 in Santa Clara, California. While there, the company is also holding its third in a series of free Lunch & Labs on November 19, “Powering Up Product Innovation with Flexible Batteries.” Jenax’s director, EJ Shin, will lead the Lunch & Lab as well as two sessions at IDTechEx, showing how advancements in battery flexibility, safety and thinness can unlock the next generation of high-performance, user-friendly smart products across wearables, medical and IoT devices, and sensors.

“Many product designers who have innovative ideas for smart solutions face a harsh reality when it comes to turning them into actual physical products. More often than not, they’re held back by rigid, clunky batteries they make the products awkward to use, uncomfortable to wear and difficult to integrate into consumers’ lives,” said Shin. “To bring breakthrough product concepts to fruition, they need a supremely flexible and thin battery like J.Flex—which can be bent while maintaining its power and integrity. I’m excited to show Lunch & Lab and IDTechEx attendees how this type of battery can uniquely fuel disruptive smart products.”

IDTechEx participants are invited to attend EJ’s two sessions:

Jenax welcomes product designers, engineering leaders, and entrepreneurs who work near Santa Clara or are in town for IDTechEx to attend its “Powering Up Product Innovation with Flexible Batteries” Lunch & Lab on November 19, 2019 from 11:00am – 1:00pm in the neighboring city of San Jose. Attendees will experience firsthand how Jenax’s J.Flex battery can be applied to their own innovations. Click here to register. For more information contact marisa@jenaxinc.com or grace_1@jenaxinc.com.

About Jenax

Jenax Inc. (KOSDAQ: 065620) pioneered and manufactures J.Flex – an ultra-flexible, thin and fast-charging, high-performance lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Jenax partners with manufacturers of medical devices, apparel, electronics, and more to design completely customized and safe battery solutions in diverse sizes and shapes. Its broad applications include IoT, wearables, medical devices, and sensors. Founded in 1991, Jenax is based in Busan, South Korea. Visit http://www.jenaxinc.com for more details.

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