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In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, TekDry drives 1,000 to help. September 1, 2017
TekDry’s Adam Cookson and Rob Knapp loaded up two TekDry machines, a generator and cases of water and food to hand out and drove 1,000 miles to lend a helping hand.
Local invention gets attention on Shark Tank
DENVER — It’s something many of us have done, yet hate to admit. But millions of people drop their mobile devices into water, including the toilet.
Now, two engineers who are also graduates of the University of Denver’s business school have come up with an invention to repair damaged phones.
FRAMINGHAM, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Staples, Inc. (NASDAQ: SPLS) today announced the expansion of its mobile phone repair services with the TekDry® water damage recovery service added to 600 stores nationwide by mid-November.
Technology to resurrect wet phones and recover data pitched to the Sharks
DENVER (September 26, 2016) – Entrepreneurs Adam Cookson and Craig Beinecke, co-founders of TekDry, a Denver-based venture that provides a solution for wet phones, will pitch their technology on Shark Tank. This episode airs FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 (9:00-10:01 p.m. EDT), on the ABC Television Network.
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It happens to the best of us... Congrats to Meagan for staying cool under fire and going on to medal at the olympics! #GraceUnderPressure
I'm heading to the rink to compete at the #olympics and I just dropped my phone into a non-flushed toilet bowl. That's right. No better way to humble me before the biggest skate of my life. #oopsie #phonefail
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The best revenge on a cheating boyfriend is to drown his Apple devices in a bathtub: http://t.co/PO109pnkPv pic.twitter.com/TaXDQAQ1wz
— Mashable (@mashable) April 23, 2015
Girlfriend gets back at cheating boyfriend by drowning all of his electronics in a bathtub.
After finding out her Apple-loving boyfriend was cheating on her, this young woman scorned took all of his electronic devices and threw them in a bathtub…and we mean all of them. After her boyfriend took to Twitter to showcase the damage, her story of revenge went viral. If the boyfriend in question knew about our service he would have had be a much quicker (and cheaper) fix to his dilemma. We don’t condone cheating or revenge but we do hope to make the dreaded water-damaged device scenario a lot less scary for everyone it happens to, whether it be a phone slipping into the toilet or a bathtub full of gadgets.
Kanye West’s daughter once flushed his phone down the toilet, Kim Kardashian reveals http://t.co/egReBZl7jk pic.twitter.com/ISzwnw45mX
— The Independent (@Independent) February 3, 2015
Has your toddler ever gotten your smartphone or tablet wet? Toddlers, smartphones, and toilets no longer have to be the most terrifying combination that exists.
The rice trick didn’t work for Kanye West when 19-month-old daughter flushed his phone down the toilet recently, so don’t trust it with your wet device! But, celebrity parents aren’t the only ones that have to deal with phones going down the toilet. Along with people who keep their phones in their back pockets, new parents are among those most likely to have a wet phone. The number of accessible electronics in a family household is growing and toddlers are more tech-savvier than we think, putting devices at a higher risk of getting wet.
While taking a video of swimming ducks this woman’s new Samsung takes a dunk in the lake. She was able to take her wet phone to Batteries Plus Bulbs in New Hampshire where the phone was dried and perfectly restored in only 30 minutes using TekDry.
“Thank you again for fixing my phone. It is amazing that you were able to save it! It works just as well today as it had before it went into the lake.” – Jen
