Waterproofed Tech: Liquipel!

I have ruined, many electronic devices by over familiarizing them with water/liquid. I have a bowl of rice permanently on call for my tech emergencies. I'm not sure if placing your soaked phone in a bowl of rice is anything more than IT myth...but the placebo effect comforts me in a strange way. Fortunately my clumsiness is being saved by a company who has master the ultimate cell phone life-jacket.

A company called "Liquipel," out of Southern California has found a viable solution for preventing phone amnesia from water damage. The company has developed an innovative water proof coating for electronic devices. The coating is unnoticeable. With it on, an electronic devices is protected from the elements. No hard protective case required. The Liquipel casing protects the entire electronic device; including all the vital cellular organs. 

Liquipel technology is available for all makes of cell phones, and the enhanced durability of your devices will virtually erase all tech related worries. Currently Liquipel is only available for devices through their website. However the company is looking to align itself with smart phone manufactures to further innovate the durability of electronic devices and to gain a consumer presence in the smart phone market. 

To waterproof your device with Liquipel is surprisingly inexpensive. The spa treatment for your phone has a starting price of $60 dollars. The only downside is a forced hiatus between you and your phone.   

Personally, I see Liquipel as a consumer and manufacturer asset; the company is in a growth stage and as the need for super durable electronic devices heightens so will the demand for Liquipel. A company I am eager to follow. 

I wish they had an app for this....

Hallelujah!

All of my classes have finished for the semester, and now all I have left is a few finals. It feels so good to be finished with a course load; and one step closer to graduation. 

This semester has been loaded with projects. It has been tough work, but also very rewarding.

This semester all of the courses I took really focused on applying the knowledge that we've all ready gained through pre-requisites. Compiling each presentation and product pitch was daunting; until I grew in my confidence and realized that: "I already know what needs to be done, and how best to do it!" It is an empowering felling.

For my marketing final project we were encouraged to envision a product with unique attributes to ease the stress of every day life. 

My project, Denada: A smart phone app and key chain, that allows the user to "call there keys" on a cellular network to help locate misplaced keys. I think its genius, and I certainly would benefit from the app...(patent pending)