September 18, 1961 – June 19, 2013

It’s hard to believe that today marks exactly one year since the death of actor James Gandolfini, critically renowned for his role as Tony Soprano on the flagship HBO series.  In addition to being the center of attention on The Sopranos, he held the stage down on Broadway several times and delivered monster performances on the big screen. It’s a shame he passed at the young age of 51 from a heart attack (not to mention while on vacation with his family in Rome).  Gandolfini was beloved by co-stars, friends, and audiences alike.  I hold him in the same regard as Robert DeNiro, Dustin Hoffman, and Marlon Brando.  When an actor convinces an audience of fifty million to empathize with a sadistic criminal mastermind, that cannot go unrecognized.

Everything at Digital Innovations centers around the enjoyment of multimedia. Period. And as media lovers, DI recognizes one of the late, great performers of the last decade.

With that in mind, and in honor of James Gandolfini, I give you my top five Tony Soprano moments.   Enjoy!

[WARNING: If you haven't had the pleasure of experiencing the Sopranos before, hold off on reading as there will be major spoilers.]

1.) Tony Goes to College – S01E09

In an early episode of The Sopranos, Tony has the pleasure of accompanying his young daughter Meadow (actress Jamie Lynn Spears) on a college visit.  In one of the best displays of the duality that is Tony Soprano, he seamlessly flip-flops from being the big teddy bear Daddy to the cold, calculating mob boss with a loose end to take care of. Tony lets Meadow explore the college while he takes care of business across town dealing with a former friend turned FBI informant. Tony’s way of dealing? A garrote. When the deed is done and Tony speeds back to campus to pick up his daughter, Gandolfini demonstrates his chops by playing the caring Italian father to Meadow again.  The best part of the episode: Meadow seeing right through the act and confronting her father about his “business.” There are so many episodes with him yelling at his wife Carmela and whiny son A.J., but when he is interacting with his favorite child, it’s chilling to see him flip the switch.  A switch that brings on the loving personality to shield blatant lies to the daughter that loves him.

2.) “I Heard the tapes, Ma!” - S01E13

A central theme on the Sopranos is the effect Tony’s toxic mother had on him, and how that underlying resentment and self-hate developed him into the true monster he became (it also didn’t help that he witnessed his mob father take care of a man in butcher shop). Played with vitriol by actress Nancy Marchand, Livia Soprano eventually hated her son so much that she conspired to have him taken out by her own brother Junior Soprano.  Junior, feeling marginalized by old age and changes in leadership of the family, was more than willing despite his lifelong admiration for Tony.  Luckily for Tony, the worst mom and uncle ever fail to carry out the hit. This sets a chain of events in motion that ultimately drives even more fury into Tony to seek vengeance against his own role models. In an act of desperation, Tony rushes to the hospital where Livia is at to strangle her, but his mother’s stroke puts the kabosh on that plan.  When he exclaims about hearing about the planned hit, all she does is deliver a chilling smile.

3.) The Alternate Reality Dream – S06E02

When Tony is driven into a coma, the episode takes an unexpected turn: Tony’s extended traveling salesman dream sequence.  This is a difficult sequence for many fans of the show because the contrast to other episodes is so jarring.  But that’s what makes Gandolfini’s acting range really stand out: we’re so used to seeing this angry killer and sadist on the screen, and in this alternate reality sequence, he plays an average Joe salesmen on a business trip who seems to have misplaced his wallet at the hotel bar.  His friendly demeanor and reaction to everyone he interacts with in the sequence makes this episode unforgettable.

4.) “Listen, I’m Not Going to Go Out With You.” – S01E13

Tony and his relationship with his therapist Dr. Melfi is all over the map.  From shattering her table and yelling horrible things at his kind hearted therapist, to offering sincere concern and comfort to her during her low points (especially after being assaulted just outside her office), his overall feelings toward therapy seem to be mixed.  But it’s Gandolfini who gives Tony a truly pathetic moment.  It has nothing to do with depression or therapy.  His attempts to proposition Dr. Melfi for a date are shut down.  Tony’s complete lack of understanding that a woman would turn him down and his line of questioning really puts the man in a deeper perspective than before.  Dr. Melfi turns him down purely because their values do not align.  This is not something that makes sense to Tony, as the mobster is not accustomed to being told “no.” His feeble smile and wisecracking after the rejection do not hide the fact that this man may be genuinely hurt.  Again, this is the kind of acting that put Gandolfini at the top of his game.

5.) The Diner – S06 Finale

It’s one of the most polarizing episodes of TV ever. Viewers either love or hate the finale in the diner, where ambiguity hits its fictional peak.  As Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” plays on the jukebox in the crowded diner, and Tony glances around at the patrons, you can feel the paranoia pulsing off the screen.  Where is his family? Why is he so paranoid when the rivals are all dead and the FBI is seemingly off his case? It’s somewhat ironic that he is not at ease when everything finally returns to normality.  Normal has never been a comfortable spot for Tony Soprano.  As Gandolfini looks up to see his family enter the diner, the camera lingers a bit too long on several suspicious individuals before cutting straight to black.  Is Tony dead? Is he alive? What happened? This sense of wonder, paranoia, and viewer annoyance is orchestrated brilliantly by Gandolfini’s final glance at the camera.

In Honor of James Gandolfini – One Year Later

This list barely scratches the surface of James Gandolfini’s excellent acting on the Sopranos. It’s definitely not a show for kids and even some adults: it’s just so violent and dark at times that some viewers may never experience Gandolfini in the flesh.  But if you’re like me, every year I like to get out some old Sopranos DVDs and revisit some of these great moments.  Whether you stream the show on HBO GO, Amazon, or rent seasons from RedBox – it’s perfect to watch with the volume up and some popcorn.  For the best viewing experience possible, make sure you have a look at SkipDr and CleanDr so you can truly appreciate this talented actor on your entertainment system (or Blu-ray player).

James Gandolfini, it’s been a year already, but know that you are dearly missed.  Rest in peace and know that you left an unforgettable mark on TV forever.

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You may have seen this image floating around the internet and had an LOL. At the very least, you made a small noise with your mouth resembling a chuckle. But the artist left out an essential bottle of everyday life that we can’t miss. The missing bottle is ScreenDr.

No life is complete without a bottle of ScreenDr.  Someday, ScreenDr will be as familiar as having a bottle of Coke or beer around the house.  While it is NOT meant for drinking, it is a safe cleaning solution for every device, especially in this device-driven world. Check out our updated list for some startling insight and glaringly obvious observations.

1.) The Baby Bottle  - (Age 0 to 4)

An adorable young cookie monster. Or is it an Angry Bird? 

We all have to start somewhere in this great mystery called life.  It could be argued that the baby bottle sees the most use during its short time span.  As a baby, you’re either crying, making a mess in your diaper, or looking for your baby bottle.  It’s a simple time, but you realize early on that you are pretty reliant on bottles. Dependence begins. “More milk, mother! HURRY!”

2.) Coca Cola Bottle – (Age 5 to an awkward moment at the dentist)

I had to google the Soda Pop Board of America out of curiosity. I was not disappointed.

After drinking baby milk and nutrient juice loses its cool, the move to sweetened sodas happens seamlessly.  While it is not advisable that you start drinking coke at the ripe age of 5 (even though many parents insisted on it when I used to be a server), it is certainly happening. The sugar and caffeine combo makes a great pick-me-up for anyone’s day. Drink coke and other sodas responsibly. Maybe make a switch to sparkling water or something when you hit age 10.

3.) ScreenDr Bottle – (Age 16 and up)

The age matters a bit less with ScreenDr… there was bound to be some overlap!  Also, it should be noted that ScreenDr is NOT for drinking.  It is a water-based solution without harmful chemicals, but still, that would be pretty dumb.  The cleaning cloth, StorDry bottle, and clicking cap are not features you find with nourishing beverages.

ScreenDr safely cleans your dirty electronics devices.  Your phone screen, laptop, keyboard, and plasma TV become unclean rather fast.  These items are used fifty times a day and are as dirty as a toilet seat.  While you’re developing a great work ethic and keeping the house clean, it’s essential to always have a bottle of ScreenDr on hand.  This safe device cleaning solution is odorless and comes with a compact cleaning cloth that can handle almost every surface or smudge.  Like Coca-Cola, once you have it around, it’s very difficult to imagine life without a trusty ScreenDr screen cleaning bottle.  This is the item that brings the four bottles image up to the much more comprehensive five item list.

4.) Beer Bottle – (Age 21 and beyond)

This is what a really unfortunate amount of Coors Light looks like.

You never really move on from ScreenDr, but that’s mainly because of the fallout from drinking beer (bottle, can, or tap).  You’ll spill beers on your phone at the pub.  Friends will get mozzarella stick grease on their screens when they show you a dumb meme (like the one that inspired this article).  Earlier, I said that the baby bottle gets the most use in this list, but it’s really debatable when I look at other people’s Facebook photos of their college years and not mine.  For responsible adults, it’s the buzz that keeps on giving.

5.) IV Drip – (Age 50 and up, hopefully)

Congratulations, you’ve made it to the final bottle.  It’s not as fun as ScreenDr or the champagne of beers from what I’m told, but the relief is instant.  Saline and other dehydration medicines literally drip at a controlled flow into your veins.  It’s also an exclusive privilege to try bottle five, because hospitalization is required. So it’s sort of like a VIP club.  No one is really in a rush to get to bottle five, but it’s a fact of life and it’s waiting there.  An IV drip is crucial and completes our list.

The Clear Winner

Life boils down to five bottles.  Always use ScreenDr in ample amounts and the rest will follow suit. ScreenDr is a guilt-free bottle you can always turn to, no matter what walk of life you find yourself in.

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Tomorrow is Father’s Day. Some people are organized and found a gift a long time ago.  Many others just remembered the holiday is coming five minutes ago when staring at their Twitter feeds.  If you need a last minute Father’s day gift, have no fear! We can help stock the man cave in your life, depending on Dad’s tastes.  Have a look at some of the best gifts for Dads we offer:

1.) The Nest

Let’s face it, the man is typically seen with a pair of headphones and talking to an unseen colleague very loudly about inventory or something similar. Gotta love hands-free rules on the road! Or perhaps he’s a commuter on the train… In either case, it never does him any good to stuff a wad of earbuds into his work bag. By the time the earbuds are untangled, Dad has missed the weekly sales call, his car has driven off a cliff, and he thinks about all the lame Father’s Day presents he’s received while in mid freefall.  That got morbid pretty quickly, but this situation is easily avoided when you buy him a Nest. No, not the thermostat that spies on you and sells you hail damage protection, either.

I’m talking about The Nest Earbud Storage Case.  It’s small, sleek, and does exactly what it advertises: The Nest stores your headphones tangle-free.  Here’s a video of how it works.  Using the Nest is oddly satisfying, and Dad will wonder how he ever got by without one.  With over a hundred 5-star reviews on Amazon, The Nest makes a great gift for Dad. Currently available in blue, green, and pink!

2.) SoundDr

I don’t want to make broad assumptions, but I’m going to broadly assume your Dad likes to grill.  I can also safely bet that he likes music. I’d put money on Guns and Roses or the Doors to start, but we’re not going to take it to that extreme.  Why not supply him with a portable speaker that requires no Bluetooth pairing or WiFi connection?

The SoundDr is a convenient music player that Dad can enjoy while working on his signature burgers out on the deck.  SoundDr produces rich, clear sound that can amplify a whole room or backyard despite being the size of a smartphone.  Check out this demo and see for yourself.

3.) EasyMount

The EasyMount makes not just a great gift for Dad, but a gift for the entire family.  It’s a sturdy, portable tablet holder that attaches right to the headrests in the car.  Now those long road trips downstate are a lot more bearable when you and/or your siblings are preoccupied with an episode of Friends. It works with any tablet and is easy to setup and take down.

It’s a great feeling when you don’t have to hold a tablet in your lap in the back seat and hunch over the screen to watch. When everyone in the car is entertained, Dad can keep his eyes on the road and enjoy a little peace while it lasts.  For a great last minute Father’s day gift, give EasyMount a try.

4.) SkipDr

Maybe I got it all wrong. Is your dad a diehard gamer and/or movie aficionado?  If so, he likely has:

• A copy of every game system imaginable.
• A custom-built PC.
• Shelves and piles of games and controllers
• A DVD and Blu-ray player
• ______

What belongs in that blank? Get Dad a SkipDr.  It’s a motorized disc repair system that turns old game discs from scratched up sad memories into fully playable games again.  Video games, CDs, movies, Blu-ray – if it’s skipping, don’t fret.  Use SkipDr to breathe some life back into your Dad’s extensive game and movie collection.

5.) CleanDr Laser Lens Cleaner

In the same vein as SkipDr, the CleanDr Laser Lens Cleaner takes care of your entertainment system rather than the discs themselves.  Simply insert the CleanDr disc in your game console, computer, or Blu-ray/DVD player and it safely cleans the laser lens on the inside.  Most disc read errors and playback failures can be resolved with CleanDr very easily.  So if Dad is relying on his old media hardware from college, set him up with a high quality laser cleaning disc that can transform his entertainment in just a few minutes.

6.) ChargeDr

Rounding out my list is the ChargeDr.  Has your Dad ever complained about how slow his phone or tablet charges when it is connected to a computer?  It’s completely frustrating to hit 5% on your device’s battery and then have to wait 2-3 hours to charge back up again.  Thankfully, the ChargeDr drastically cuts down that charge time for dead devices that are hooked up to a computer USB.  This is the perfect gift for the child that wants to be different and provide a truly unique gift.

7.) A Bear Hug and Fist Bump

Last, but not least: give your Dad a bear hug followed with a swift fist bump.  He deserves it for raising such a smart individual like yourself who shops at DI.com. Seriously, you’re the best.  Have a fantastic Father’s Day!

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We’ve touched on how dirty your phone screen is before, but it bears repeating: DEVICE SCREENS ARE DIRTIER THAN TOILET SEATS. If you look down at your phone right now, there’s at least three finger smudges, questionable crumbs, and an eyelash for good measure.  Think about how often you play on your screen in between trips to the bathroom, gym, office, and dinner table.  Dirty touch screens are as common as cat pictures on Buzzfeed. Imagine you work the electronics department of a national retailer.  If your phone is grosser than a toilet seat, then the display tablets and phone screens in stores are the edge of a port-a-potty on Sunday night of Lollapalooza. Sticky, unnaturally warm, and questionably smelly.  Nice visual, right?

On an unrelated note, this is extremely smart.

In stores with a high level of foot traffic, dirty touch screens will keep customers away, guaranteed.  A close look at an iPad Mini Retina screen typically  reveals Dorito stains, greasy fingerprints, and remnants of a recent crime. Glances at Surface Pros and Thinkpads reveal similar states of scum.  A typical customer will not walk out of your store with the best experience to share with friends and family.

Smudges make a $300 product look like a high school science project.

It’s challenging enough that buyers come in the store to play with the tangible product and maybe make a purchase online later.  But when they are turned away by the filthy appearance and greasy feeling rather than a smooth, responsive screen…Well, it’s a tough realization knowing that a great customer just walked out after a poor first impression.

It’s not just the screen that gets dirty, either. It’s highly recommended you clean the entire device.

So what can be done to continue improving the experience your customers have?  Well, you offer something huge that an online E-tailer doesn’t: tangibility. Face to face customer service.  An environment for qualitative product research.  Here’s how you can make the most of what you offer and eliminate dirty touch screens for good.

ScreenDr In-Store Professional Cleaning Program Rejuvenates Dirty Touch Screens

We call it the ScreenDr In-Store Professional Cleaning Program.  DI provides a bottle of ScreenDr free of cost to your electronics department so you can easily clean every device with a dirty touch screen. Tablets, laptops, and plasma TVs on display in the store require regular screen cleaning. Avoid cleaners with ammonia and alcohol that leave streaks and use an eco-friendly, 100% safe cleaner instead.

Watch a video of ScreenDr here.

The ScreenDr In-Store Professional Cleaning Program is a win-win.  Sales increase when customers interact with clean devices.  A store sample should not lack in any quality or cleanliness.  The feeling of a freshly unboxed device can easily be reproduced with a quick application of ScreenDr. The bottom line: if your products are looking stellar, the customer walks away with a better impression than they were expecting. Every interaction is different, but you should always help the customer, sale or no sale.

A Great In-Store Experience Brings Customers Back. Period.

And that is how you can create an unforgettable and positive customer experience. Please inquire about our ScreenDr In-Store Professional Cleaning Program with our sales team at customersupport@digitalinnovations.com. When it comes to providing an exceptional electronics department,  you can’t go wrong with ScreenDr.

You can find the industrial size of ScreenDr, as well as more portable 2 oz. and 5 oz. bottles, right here on our site or on Amazon.  See for yourself how easy it is to keep your sample devices clean in store. Dirty touch screens will be a distant memory once you try ScreenDr.

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Are tangle free earbuds a myth or reality?

Short answer? Yes. Longer answer? Yessssssssssssssssss. After all:

“There are only three things that college students constantly stress about: where the party is, what is on the midterm, and how their earphones always end up getting tangled.” - Winston Churchill

The main takeaway here is not how bad we are at Digital Innovations at citing factual information, but rather how good our Nest tangle free earbud case is at protecting earphones to keep them from ending in a tangled mess. The Nest is something you just have to get your hands on to fully appreciate. The first time you see how easy (and oddly fun) it is to wind & store your earphones, and pocket them for later use, you’ll never go back.

Headphones Have Become a Boy Scout Drill.

It’s actually kind of crazy to think about how many times a day the typical college student handles a pair of headphones. In many cases, these students are using the painful white nunchucks that Apple calls headphones, or Skullcandy’s vibrating rubber balls. Popular, cheap headphones are light and easy to wind up quickly. The main problem is the phenomenon that occurs when they’re placed in a jeans pocket or a backpack sleeve: earbuds go in perfectly untangled, and come out in more knots than your roommate’s hair the morning after a kegger.

Why Tangles Occur

Why do earbuds get tangled? This is a question uttered by many of the greats – Nikola Tesla, Stephen Hawking, even Thomas Edison (again, our timeline might be a little off). String theorists and mathematicians are reportedly working around the clock in a dimly lit bunker in Wales; meanwhile, the internet ponders endlessly. DI is more concerned with a bigger question: why has no one developed tangle free earbuds?

The truth: many have tried.

There are some great flat cable earphones out there, which are supposed to tangle less and be easier to handle when not in use. Well, with any string longer than a foot, and a compact storage space, earbud strings are going to tangle regardless. We decided to approach the problem a little differently.

Value of the Nest

With the Nest, tangle free earbuds are three short steps away. Simply flip the Nest to the ‘open’ position, pop your headphones in the center pocket, and wrap the earbud string around the exposed side. Once fully wrapped, go ahead and flip the Nest back to its ‘closed’ position and you’ve stored your headphones in a manner that guarantees to keep them from tangling. Lightweight, portable storage = tangle free earbuds.

 The Resolution: Tangle Free Earbuds are Not a Myth With Proper Storage

With a Nest earbud case in the dorm room or apartment, broken and tangled earphones will be a thing of the past. You won’t have to spend your hard earned dollars on extra pairs, and you can stop punishing the kids for wreaking havoc on their tangled earphones. Passive aggressive roommate drama will be forever banished!

Now, don’t quote us on that. But you can quote us on this: the Nest is a clever earbud storage and protection device. Those tiny little guys have the power to bring you beautiful music, teach you new things, and connect you with the people you love. Protect your earbuds with a safe, peaceful and cozy home today.

Get a Nest (or three)… on our site or on Amazon.com.

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The game disc looks clean, so why is it still skipping and freezing?  If you’re like me, you’ve taken your Xbox apart, wrapped towels around it, and sacrificed a baby lamb to the YouTube gods in hopes a twelve year old’s how-to video will end your misery. All in a last-ditch effort to just play Call of Duty 47.

You could send it in to Microsoft, but then that usually requires 2-4 weeks of no Xbox. Which is just not going to be an option.

You’re resourceful. There’s no easy way to get inside and scrub that sucker with Windex and a paper towel, but you’re the determined type who doesn’t want to risk not being able to play GTAV every hour of every day. Just how does a laser lens work, anyway?

Why Won’t My Xbox 360 Read Game Discs?

The major contributing factor to a disc read error is a dirty optical lens (the one that your Xbox 360 laser passes through to read the disc itself). If there is dirt or dust on the laser lens, your system will eventually fail to read the game disc.  Lots of brushes and DVD-style discs have been on the market for years that claim to clean the lens effectively.  The main word that gets forgotten frequently is safety.

Sure, cleaning a game system isn’t a dangerous task (unless you’ve got your Xbox opened up and are removing hardware with pliers outdoors during a thunderstorm). No, it is a fragile task.  The laser lens can get knocked out of alignment easily with the wrong approach.  I’m sure you’re gentle with all of your toys, especially the Xbox. But you need a special tool for this.

Here’s how to safely clean a laser lens: Use CleanDr Laser Lens Cleaner for Xbox.

Using CleanDr Effectively

CleanDr is the go-to solution for repairing and cleaning both the Xbox 360 and Xbox One laser lens. Here’s how it works.

1. Simply insert the CleanDr disc into your Xbox 360 or Xbox One DVD tray (with the graphics side facing up).  It will automatically play.
2. Follow the on-screen voice instructions.  The disc will immediately begin spinning with a patented, Zero-Clearance process.  With a standard electronics brush, you hand-brush the lens until the illusion of a cleaner lens appears.  In reality, your standard brush leaves gaps. The miniscule brushes on the CleanDr disc are arranged in a way to ensure that no spot on your laser lens is overlooked.  The entire lens surface is covered.
3. In addition, the 10-brush Cyclone Clean process aggressively removes dust, dirt, and debris without causing scratches.  The Cyclone Clean intuitively cleans the lens for long-term image and sound quality improvements.  Say goodbye to skipping, slow loading, and errors.

Replacing a console is expensive. Cleaning the laser lens yourself is not.

Does it really work as advertised? Feel free to do your research (this guy really seems to like it, and swears like a true sailor) and carefully follow these instructions once you buy it.  Hey, it’s a lot better than buying an all-new system. Better yet, CleanDr works fast, even if your very dirty lens requires a few rounds of cleaning. After a few minutes, you will be back trying to beat The Four Kings in Dark Souls 2. Keyword trying.

All jokes aside, we’re experiencing another truly amazing time in gaming. Don’t let little hardware hiccups derail what matters most – the magic of the game.

CleanDr is available for Playstation consoles, PCs, and DVD/Blu-Ray players as well.  Give it a try.

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A Device Screen is Dirtier Than A Toilet Seat.

That spot is your mobile phone – specifically the screen. It doesn’t matter if you have an iPhone or a Samsung Galaxy – this is the dirtiest device you own. Your kids love to play on it, your husband takes it in the bathroom (yeah he does and likely does not tell you about it…) to try his hand at Angry Birds, and you’ve probably been guilty of getting a bit of food on it from multitasking and eating on your own time.

Your phone kind of gets around. It is dirtier than a toilet seat, in fact.

Once you are able to cope with how gross that statement is, you frantically begin to explore your options to clean device screens:

• Windex. “This screen used to be a lot shinier. I’ve always liked the smell of window cleaner, so let’s rub some of that on here.” PLEASE, DO NOT DO THIS. This method will clean the phone, but not without damaging the protective coating on your device screen first.  Ammonia and alcohol-based products were made for scummy glass – not your fancy iPhone.  The instruction label warns you against spraying it on wood surfaces; what makes you think it is right for protective smartphone screens?

• Lint-free cloth & elbow grease. “I’m scrubbing this thing until I can see my reflection again. It’s great for quick makeup inspection and I don’t need any chemicals.” No chemicals means that you’re on the right track.  And you will have a nice illusion of clean.  But a t-shirt sleeve just tends to move dirt around rather than providing a proper clean, unfortunately.

• Tap water. “Who needs wipes or cleaning solution? A dab of fresh sink water on this paper towel and the thing is good to go.”  Tap water is crap water.  With its own group of various chemicals, it can also potentially damage the coating on your phone’s screen.  Would you really buy deionized or distilled water just to clean device screens? Tap water and elbow grease are good for kitchen counters and surfaces – but your phone or tablet needs a special touch that goes far beyond that.

“Spring Cleaning – When Even Your Cleaning Supplies Need Cleaning.”

There’s DIY folks, who prefer free solutions and working with what they have at home. A little common sense and extra effort can go a long way in keeping gadgets from getting too nasty to handle.  For everyone else, a practical, all-in-one device cleaner is much more desirable.  A quick glance under the kitchen sink and you’ll start to wonder if anything is truly effective at cleaning while simultaneously not damaging your phone.  It’s a two way street – you need an effective, non-abrasive cleaner as well as an effective cleaning cloth (which are never where you think you left them).

If you’re wondering what the solution is to the dirty phone dilemma, allow me to suggest ScreenDr.

ScreenDr is a great alternative for safely cleaning dirty phone screen. Look no further if the following features are on your must-have list:

• Eco-friendly, alcohol, and ammonia-free
• Streak-free
• “All-In-One” StorDry cloth and bottle storage system keeps the non-abrasive, antimicrobial cloth free of mildew and moisture when not in use
• Airline-friendly 2 oz. bottle size lets you keep it in your purse or glove compartment for easy access

ScreenDr can get your phone back to a clean slate in no time. Our patented “All-In-One” package design lets you keep the bottle, cloth, and overcap in one place. Unlike other cleaners, ScreenDr is made specifically for your phone screen: iPhone, Galaxy S, and HTC screens are all begging for a safe, thorough clean.

Clean Device Screens the “Right” Way

Just like there’s a “right” way to clean a bathroom countertop, there’s also a “right” way to use ScreenDr for maximum effect when you clean device screens:

1. Remove the blue bottle from the black StorDry top, revealing the premium cleaning cloth.
2. Spray a light mist of ScreenDr onto one side of the cloth (NEVER directly on the screen).
3. Wipe away dirt, dust, and smudges from the screen using the damp side of the cloth where ScreenDr has been sprayed.
4. Use dry side of the cloth to thoroughly dry the screen.
5. Place the cloth on top of the blue bottle and click the black StorDry cover back down.

If there’s any confusion, please refer to our Quick Start Guide or the animation on the right.

ScreenDr is a Professional Grade Clean, Trusted by Electronics Retailers Nationwide

If you’re grossed out by your own devices at home, just imagine the amount of fingers and hands that handle in-store devices at major retailers.  Luckily, experienced store managers trust ScreenDr for a quick, efficient clean.  There is very little busy work required when ScreenDr is relied upon for phone cleaning. Still in doubt? Have a look at the reviews page at Best Buy before you decide for yourself.

Give yourself a hand! Your phone is much cleaner than before. This portable 2 ounce cleaner will have you wondering how any other method sufficed to clean your iPhone. It’s a clever design and it’s convenient to use. For just under ten dollars, you can easily order a couple to store in a suitcase, a glove compartment, or a purse and thoroughly clean device screens. If you have TVs, laptops, and other technological wonders with smudge-dust, consider a 5 ounce or 9 ounce bottle instead.

Spring cleaning can be therapeutic. It’s always a great feeling to have a clean house again. Now you can feel even better knowing that you didn’t miss a spot on those dirty devices. Your phone will no longer be a toilet seat pressed against your cheeks.  All it needs is a little love from ScreenDr.

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Las Vegas, Nevada

About CTIA Wireless Show – Super Mobility Week

Super Mobility Week is the “largest mobile event in North America.” Digital Innovations greatly anticipates this year’s announcements, speakers, and networking opportunities as well as opportunities to showcase their own unique mobile solutions.  Here are five reasons to attend the CTIA wireless show, according to Super Mobility Week:

1. Everyone who’s anyone will be there… including your competition.
2. Ideas, insight and inspiration from industry luminaries, leaders and disruptors will be around every corner.
3. Winning strategies will come to life and new products will be announced.
4. More deals for mobile will be done 9.9.2014 – 9.11.2014 than any other time of year.
5. It’s the perfect time to get a head start on 2015 business planning.

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Las Vegas, Nevada

About CCA Annual Convention

CCA Annual Convention brings the decision-makers in the competitive mobile ecosystem – carriers, technology experts, network builders, consultants, media, analysts, and industry influencers – together for networking, learning and sharing best practices.  Attendees have the opportunity to hear from and speak with the executives who are driving the mobile industry forward. Digital Innovations is thrilled to be going again this year, and will be showcasing its large variety of products as well as meeting up with other electronics influencers.

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Simi Valley, California

About Technocel Event

Since 1987, Technocel has consistently stepped-up to meet the exploding consumer demand for quality wireless accessories. Warp-speed product development, battalion strength sales-service team, and a whopping 11,000 product assortment, makes Technocel the go-to wireless accessories source for Sprint, Best Buy, Verizon, AT&T and over 800 corporate and private label customers. In addition to their own brands, Technocel distributes wildly popular brands like OtterBox, JBL, Yurbuds, Lunatik, Griffin, Incipio and the edgy new TYLT line.

Technocel is privately held corporation, employing approximately 130 full-time employees. Distribution facilities in Southern California and Hong Kong total over 240,000 sq.ft. Corporate offices in Southern California and Shenzhen, China total over 20,000 sq.ft.

Technocel has received 15 CES Innovations Awards for Design and Engineering since 2000 including 6 awards in 2013.

Digital Innovations looks forward to meeting with Technocel and participating in this event.

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