Former Ballerina Pirouettes to TransMedia to Publicize How Her Z-Connector Invention Makes Smartphones Secure as a Pocket Watch
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Posted on October 3, 2011 at 4:28:01 AM
Former Ballerina Pirouettes to TransMedia to Publicize How Her Z-Connector Invention Makes Smartphones Secure as a Pocket Watch
BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Former ballerina, college professor, now inventor and entrepreneur Rhonda Burke Spero, co-owner and designer of the Z-Connector (http://www.get-z-connected.com), an easy and stylishly innovative product that keeps your smartphone as safe as pocket watches were a century ago, has retained TransMedia Group for publicity.
TransMedia (http://www.transmediagroup.com) plans to publicize Z-Connector, LLC's Direct z Connect (DzC) and their Z-Connector apparatus' as a functional and fashionable attachment, turning your smartphone into a 21st Century pocket watch.
"The DzC is a small circular apparatus with a non-permanent 100-pound bonding adhesive placed on the back of any cellular phone. This allows attachment to a designer chain, which connects to the phone, eliminating stress, anxiety, and cost of damaging or losing your smartphone investment," said Abby Blake, TransMedia's Manager of Public Relations.
To save her son from wasting money on new phones and hundreds of dollars on cell phone insurance, Spero designed the Z-Connector and the DzC so her son's smartphone and his body would be like two dancers elegantly connected in a pas de deux that would never result in a dropped, lost or stolen phone.
"TransMedia will publicize the invention as a functionally fashionable security system for businessmen and women, busy moms, teens and young adults who want to 'stay connected' to their personal smartphone. Also, it will highlight how the Z-Connector allows people to keep their phone safe and on hand just as grandpa stayed attractively tethered to his pocket watch," said TransMedia Group's CEO Tom Madden.
"Spero came up with the idea from people securing mittens to winter jackets up North with suspender-type fasteners. The Z-Connector works similarly with one end of the Z-Connector Designer Chain connected to the DzC or Z-Connector apparatus on the back of their smartphone and the other end connected to clothing, purse, briefcase, book bag, etc," said Blake
The Z-Connector debuted Sept. 22 and is sold exclusively online. Spero received her B.F.A, M.E.D, and PhD. from The Ohio State University. Spero was a Professor at University of Miami's Department of Education. She was a professional dancer, a performing arts instructor for BalletMet, and Founder and Artistic Director of the Neoteric Dance Theatre and Rhonda Burke Dancers in Columbus, Ohio.
For more information, contact Abby Blake at 561-750-9800 ext 229 or abby@transmediagroup.com.
CONTACT: Abby Blake
abby@transmediagroup.com
561-750-9800 ext 229
SOURCE TransMedia Group
TransMedia Group
Web Site: http://www.transmediagroup.com
BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Former ballerina, college professor, now inventor and entrepreneur Rhonda Burke Spero, co-owner and designer of the Z-Connector (http://www.get-z-connected.com), an easy and stylishly innovative product that keeps your smartphone as safe as pocket watches were a century ago, has retained TransMedia Group for publicity.
TransMedia (http://www.transmediagroup.com) plans to publicize Z-Connector, LLC's Direct z Connect (DzC) and their Z-Connector apparatus' as a functional and fashionable attachment, turning your smartphone into a 21st Century pocket watch.
"The DzC is a small circular apparatus with a non-permanent 100-pound bonding adhesive placed on the back of any cellular phone. This allows attachment to a designer chain, which connects to the phone, eliminating stress, anxiety, and cost of damaging or losing your smartphone investment," said Abby Blake, TransMedia's Manager of Public Relations.
To save her son from wasting money on new phones and hundreds of dollars on cell phone insurance, Spero designed the Z-Connector and the DzC so her son's smartphone and his body would be like two dancers elegantly connected in a pas de deux that would never result in a dropped, lost or stolen phone.
"TransMedia will publicize the invention as a functionally fashionable security system for businessmen and women, busy moms, teens and young adults who want to 'stay connected' to their personal smartphone. Also, it will highlight how the Z-Connector allows people to keep their phone safe and on hand just as grandpa stayed attractively tethered to his pocket watch," said TransMedia Group's CEO Tom Madden.
"Spero came up with the idea from people securing mittens to winter jackets up North with suspender-type fasteners. The Z-Connector works similarly with one end of the Z-Connector Designer Chain connected to the DzC or Z-Connector apparatus on the back of their smartphone and the other end connected to clothing, purse, briefcase, book bag, etc," said Blake
The Z-Connector debuted Sept. 22 and is sold exclusively online. Spero received her B.F.A, M.E.D, and PhD. from The Ohio State University. Spero was a Professor at University of Miami's Department of Education. She was a professional dancer, a performing arts instructor for BalletMet, and Founder and Artistic Director of the Neoteric Dance Theatre and Rhonda Burke Dancers in Columbus, Ohio.
For more information, contact Abby Blake at 561-750-9800 ext 229 or abby@transmediagroup.com.
CONTACT: Abby Blake
abby@transmediagroup.com
561-750-9800 ext 229
SOURCE TransMedia Group
TransMedia Group
Web Site: http://www.transmediagroup.com