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New parents everywhere are discovering Cocoon Cam, the most innovative and award-winning baby monitor system of the year. It's the only baby monitoring system that combines secure HD video/audio with contactless vital sign monitoring. It is an all-in-one easy to use sys- tem that sends instant alerts directly to your smartphone. Cocoon Cam uses patented and patent-pending Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence to monitor your baby's breathing. The tiniest of movements are tracked via an HD video camera while they're sleeping in their crib. The lightweight system installs in less than five minutes, monitors your baby's breathing in real time (without a wearable or mat) and sends proactive alerts right to your smartphone. No wearables means there's nothing extra to keep track of, keep charged up or become a potential hazard in the crib. You're notified right away when your baby needs your attention, and the beauti- fully designed smartphone app includes sleep tracking and analytics, cry detection, Silicon Valley Innovation Arrives in Baby's Room EZQuest, Inc., a leader in high quality Apple, PC and mobile computing accessories, announced the availability of the EZQuest's USB-C Multimedia Hub Adapter with 8 ports. This product connects your Mac's USB-C port to an HDMI display to extend or mirror the computer's display screen, while also connecting up to three standard USB 3.0 devices, USB-C with 100 Watts Power Delivery 3.0, Gigabit Ethernet and two Card Reader ports. Latest Power Delivery Version 3.0 This hub utilizes the latest Power Delivery version 3.0 with pass-thru charging up to 100 watts (20V/5A) for quickest and safest charging. Power Delivery 3.0 offers more promising functionality, including Fast Role Swap. This new feature of USB PD 3.0 allows for a secondary monitor to continue to operate if the power cable is disconnect- ed from the hub while the notebook display is open. FRS also helps prevent data loss that may occur when power is unexpectedly removed from a device" said Les Luzar, Director of Sales. Wireless charging is the new normal, with several new Qi- enabled phone models recently joining Apple and Samsung. Its popularity is understandable. It's now faster – supporting Apple and Samsung Fast Charge. It's convenient, and the pos- itive effect of fewer cables in your car, home, office and the environment cannot be ignored. While there are many options to choose from when it comes to picking a wireless charger, the latest addition to the Scosche MagicMount line-up stands head and shoulders above the rest, thanks to its distinct design and unique functional advantages. First of all, it's available in a vent mount. Vent mounts are popular because they're quick and easy to install, remove and transfer from vehicle to vehicle. But up until now they've had one major drawback – they block the airflow from your vehicle's vent. On a particularly hot or cold day, that's a big problem. You need to see and access your phone, but you need that vent to be doing its job of warming or cooling you! An interview with Rob Bergquist, co-Founder of Cell Phones for Soldiers. WW: Tell our readers how Cell Phones for Soldiers works. RB: Cell Phones for Soldiers is a 501(c)(3) tax deductible nonprofit that collects and repurposes gently used cell phones and other electronics as a means to provide wireless services, equipment and calling cards for veterans and military members deployed overseas. Cell Phones for Soldiers works alongside VA social workers, family readiness groups, care package programs and other military support initiatives to fulfill our mis- sion to connect military members to their loved ones back home. WW: How do the donated cell phones turn into minutes for the troops? RB: This past year, Cell Phones for Soldiers received our R2 certification. With this Continued on Page 12 Continued on Page 12 EZQuest USB-C Multimedia Hub Adapter with 8 Ports Available Now Scosche's MagicMount Charge 3 Vent: Cooler by Design Serving as a Lifeline to Deployed and Returning Troops Continued on Page 12 Continued on Page 12 Oser Communications Group Los Angeles Tuesday, October 22, 2019 AN INDEPENDENT PUBLICATION NOT AFFILIATED WITH MWC