Isabella Products Inc. (“Isabella”), a leading mobile device and services company, announces a strategic partnership with Scala Inc. (“Scala”), the world’s leading software platform for digital signage networks. Both companies have agreed to develop sales, marketing, and technology initiatives for 2012 and beyond for the digital signage market.

Scala, in its efforts to better serve Small and Medium Business (SMB) with its SignChannel service, will support Isabella Products’ Vizit and Mini devices to provide a low cost, hassle-free, cellular networking solution for SignChannel users. Isabella will in turn develop a Digital Signage version (DS) of its award-winning Vizit® interactive display and Mini™ 3G USB stick optimized for use with SignChannel.

The Vizit-DS and Mini-DS products will provide Scala with integrated 2G/3G cellular solutions for reliably delivering digital signage content across multiple display environments throughout various locations. Utilizing Isabella’s existing relationships with world-class wireless carriers, Vizit-DS and Mini-DS will be marketed through Scala’s existing global sales and distribution channels.
“Combining Scala’s global presence and expertise in the digital signage business with Isabella’s compelling, cost-effective product portfolio with mobile capabilities, we are excited to introduce these new products and services to a whole new market,” Matthew I. Growney, Founder, CEO of Isabella Products.

Scala’s award-winning SignChannel service allows SMB owners to easily deploy digital signage in their locations without the complexity or cost normally associated with traditional enterprise solutions. SignChannel’s intuitive web interface requires no special training and installation is simple. Until now, users still had to find a solution for connecting their devices to the Internet. That problem is now cleanly solved. If your cell phone works, your digital signage or kiosk will work.

“The Mini-DS is a game changer,” said Jeff Porter, President of SignChannel. “Just plug the Mini-DS into any TV and you will have a SignChannel player. It couldn’t be easier. In addition, the Vizit-DS makes deploying a kiosk just as easy - simply add electricity, nothing more! With SignChannel’s ease of use and Isabella’s relationships in the cellular industry, deploying digital signage and kiosks just got a whole lot simpler.”

Vizit-DS is a 10.4” full-touch interactive media display that wirelessly receives and plays images and SWF files while allowing viewers to interact and share the display’s content remotely. Mini-DS is a 3G USB stick that can be inserted into digital televisions, digital photo frames, and digital monitors to cost-effectively deliver content across the cellular network. Both companies are evaluating additional product development opportunities that will provide mobile Internet connectivity in a cost-effective manner to emerging interactive displays, kiosks, and other digital signage implementations.

For all inquiries about the Vizit-DS and Mini-DS with SignChannel service, please contact jeff.porter(at)scala(dot)com.

About Isabella Products
Isabella Products, Inc. is a leading mobile device company developing a family of connected wireless products that enrich and entertain your everyday life. Through its VizitMe content management service, Isabella effectively and securely delivers and manages real-time content experiences among a portfolio of innovative products including Vizit, Mini, and Fable (the latter available in fall 2012). Isabella Products is led by a world-class management team with deep experience in the mobile and consumer electronics industries. For more information, please visit: http://www.isabellaproducts.com.

About Scala
Driving more than 500,000 screens worldwide, Scala Inc. is a leading global provider of digital signage and advertising management solutions. Scala is the world’s first connected signage company, offering the leading platforms for content creation, management and distribution in digital signage networks and the first unified platform for advertising management of both traditional and digital signage networks. Scala is headquartered near Philadelphia, PA, and has subsidiaries in Canada, The Netherlands, France, Norway, Germany, Japan and India, as well as more than 500 partners in over 90 countries. For more information, please visit: http://www.scala.com or their blog. Connect with Scala via the Scala Blog, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn.

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Isabella Products Inc. (”Isabella”), a leading mobile device company developing a family of connected wireless products that enrich and entertain your everyday life, announces the launch of the VizitMe® Content Submission Site (”Site”) for children’s publishers, content providers, application developers, and digital authors.

The VizitMe® Content Submission Site opened at 12:01am EST Wednesday, November 16, 2011.  Once in the portal, publishers, developers, and authors can submit their digital content in a number of popular formats including Android, Flash, ePub, and Adobe PDF.  Content submissions will be reviewed by Isabella to confirm that product and content specifications are met.  Once a content submission is accepted, it will be available for sale when Fable^TM launches in April of 2012.  The Site also has resources and information for developers about Fable’s specifications, marketing and strategic partnership opportunities.

“Isabella is very excited about today’s launch of the VizitMe Content Submission site. This platform will allow children’s publishers, authors, and content developers a highly streamlined process to learn about Fable’s unique product offering while facilitating valuable content partnerships in real-time,” states Matthew I. Growney, Founder and CEO of Isabella Products.

VizitMe®, Isabella’s proprietary content management system, currently offers customers the ability to share and manage content across all Isabella Products devices using its secure “invitation-only” content delivery network.  With the pending launch of Fable^TM, Isabella’s revolutionary children’s tablet, VizitMe’s services will expand to include the purchase, delivery, and management of customers’ eBooks, games, applications, learning modules, and video content across all of their devices.

In building the most comprehensive children’s digital content marketplace available, Isabella has secured several new key partnerships to accompany its current partnership with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

Today, Isabella is excited to announce a new partnership with Genera Interactive, producer of TouchyBooks, imaginative interactive ebooks that delight kids with the touch of every page. “As children’s toys and picture books are moving towards more advanced digital platforms we are very excited to partner with Isabella Products. Our interactive books and their child-friendly tablet are a perfect fit,” says TouchyBooks CEO, Jose Miguel Lopez Catalan, from their headquarters in Seville, Spain.

Isabella is also extremely pleased to announce its new partnership with WGBH Educational Foundation to provide Games and Video content to Fable and the VizitMe store. “As the children’s digital media landscape proliferates, WGBH is as committed as ever to creating content that entertains, inspires, and above all educates children, reaching them wherever they are consuming media. We are excited to partner with Isabella as they chart this new territory,” says Brigid Sullivan, Vice President of Children’s Media and Educational Programming for WGBH.

Fable^TM is expected to be the first fully-interactive, portable tablet that enables children to read, draw, game, watch videos and share over the mobile broadband network. The durable, “juice-proof” Fable^TM children’s tablet is designed to be 3G and WiFi-enabled, allowing it to purchase, receive, and share content in real-time.  The tablet’s sleek yet durable design with its award-winning carousel user interface appeals to tech-savvy kids and is intuitive to use.  Fable^TM offers children an experience similar to popular tablets for adults, but in a secure, browser-free environment filled with interactive books and entertaining, educational content catered specifically to children.

To learn more about Fable and the VizitMe Content Submission program, please visit http://Submission.VizitMe.com.

About Isabella Products

Isabella Products, Inc. is a leading mobile device company developing a family of connected wireless products that enrich and entertain your everyday life. Through its VizitMe content management service, Isabella effectively and securely delivers and manages real-time content experiences among a portfolio of innovative products. Isabella Products is led by a world-class management team with deep experience in the mobile and consumer electronics industries. For more information, please visit http://www.isabellaproducts.com/.

About Genera Interactive

Genera Interactive has specialized for nearly 10 years in multiplatform entertainment and utility applications for mobile devices and tables. They’ve worked with numerous operators, device manufacturers, content owners, brands and their own creative teams in the development of more than 500 applications. TouchyBooks, a spinoff of Genera Interactive, is an innovative bookstore app for interactive and multilingual children’s picture books where together with publishers and content owners offer more than 80 children’s titles. For more information about Genera Interactive or TouchyBooks please email info@touchybooks.com or info@generainteractive.com.

About WGBH

WGBH Boston is the largest producer of PBS content for TV and the Web, including such innovative, entertaining, curriculum-based children’s media as Arthur, Curious George (the No. 1 show on TV for preschoolers), Postcards from Buster, Between the Lions, Design Squad Nation, Martha Speaks (and its Dog Party mobile app, with proven impact on kids’ vocabulary), and Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman. These join  Masterpiece, Nova, Frontline, American Experience, Antiques Roadshow (PBS’s most-watched program),  and other signature WGBH programs “produced in Boston, shared with the world.”  WGBH also is a major source of programs for public radio (including The World), a leader in educational multimedia (including  PBS LearningMedia, a free online service providing the nation’s educators with curriculum-based digital content to meet 21st-century learners’ needs), and  a pioneer in technologies and services that make media accessible to the 36 million Americans who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or visually impaired. WGBH has been recognized with hundreds of honors: Emmys, Peabodys, duPont-Columbia Awards…even two Oscars. Find more information at www.wgbh.org.

In a situation where military families are split up, sometimes even thousands upon thousands of miles away, it can be tough to pass the time without having loved ones close to you. Sharing memories, and life itself, is the most precious gift we are given during our lifetimes.

Vizit solves this challenge. Vizit, a 10.4” LCD Display, is a mobile Internet device that allows users to deliver photos and memories over its VizitMe.com content management platform via the cellular network.

· Vizit is the first device of its kind to deliver two-way photo sharing with no hassles
a) People can respond to photos sent directly to their frame through Vizit’s touch screen user face
· Thanks to the utilization of AT&T cellular network in the U.S. and Vodaphone providing services in Europe and Saudi region, as long as the Vizit digital photo frame is plugged into a power source it will receive pictures inside, outside, and wherever there is a cellular connection. Sharing anytime, anywhere, and anyplace with Vizit
· Vizit is a cellular media delivery solution that is truly seamless and secure
a) Only pictures sent from your frame’s established “friends” will be able to send pictures to your frame
b) Add other family members and friends to the account to receive photo updates from loved ones across the country!
· Real Time photo sharing allows photos to be seen under five minutes from initial delivery
· Vizit is compact, affordable, effective and most importantly you can be up and running in less than five minutes
a) Its design offers a simple and immediate user experience that can be enjoyed directly out of the box
· Vizit is the most cost effective method of sharing memories with loved ones
a) Multiple photo plans allow you to pick the one right for your family’s sharing needs
· You can control your Vizit displays on an individual or group (up to 16 displays per account) basis so that you can deliver your same photos to multiple frames across the country to each and every family member.

Photos can be uploaded in three different and extremely convenient manners.
1) Text photos directly from your cell phone to the digital photo frame for the ultimate convenience in photo sharing
2) Upload each photo seamlessly via Isabella Product’s www.vizitme.com website. Photos and accounts can be managed via this medium as well.
3) Email photos directly to the frame, for ease in sharing

Vizit connects the mobile network and the digital photo frame, eliminating the need for Wi-Fi. Only approved email addresses and mobile phone numbers are allowed to send photos which are automatically stored on our secure website — VizitMe.comwhere photos can be accessed, edited, deleted, and organized instantly updating the frame. Seamlessly with one touch the carousel menu appears, displaying graphic icons for each function. Vizit allows the viewer to reply to the sender and to forward photos to others directly from the frame.

The frame will automatically receive instant software updates over the air to be the latest and greatest version.
Each Vizit frame comes with a personal account on our ad-free, secure photo management platform, VizitMe.com. You can have up to 300 photos at a time on your frame and thousands more saved in your VizitMe.com storage.

Quick Specs:
· 10.4 inch Led backlit LCD touchscreen
· 800×600 SVGA resolution
· Automatic photo scaling
· USB 2.0 & SD Card slot
· Included in box: Frame, AC Adapter, Wall Mount, Cleaning Cloth, User Guide and Terms and Conditions Agreement
· Colors: Silver with White accent & Charcoal with Black accent
· Photo plan: 1450 photos - $79.99 annual subscription (20% more photos) or $5.99/month for 100 photos/month

Sounds cool right? Here’s two chances to win one:

Twitter party info: #dadzone August 1st from 2 PM – 3:30 PM
Guest speakers include - @Dadarocks, @Frankidurbin, @Childsplayx3, @TheDaddyYoDude
Free Vizit Digital Frame Giveaway to one attendee who registers for the contest at http://events.vizitme.com/twitterparty
Discussion will be focused on the emergence of men in the blogging community, and in events such as the upcoming BlogHer 2011

Summer Giveaway 2011: Register by August 15th at www.vizitme.com/giveaway
This is just a straight up product giveaway, no attendance to any event is necessary, simply register to be included.

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Concord, MA  June 27, 2011

Isabella Products, a leading mobile Internet device and services company, today announced that it has selected Vodafone, one of the world’s largest mobile operators, to provide wireless connectivity to its range of mobile products and services in Europe.

Under the exclusive two year deal, Vodafone will supply connectivity and its Machine to Machine (M2M) platform so users can instantly and wirelessly share content, such as pictures with friends and family on Isabella’s products.

A Vodafone SIM card will be built into every Isabella mobile device - including the award winning Vizit® - giving universal and reliable access to a range of Machine to Machine (M2M) services. Vodafone’s high performance networks and M2M management system will give Isabella central control over how they wirelessly enable and roll out their products across the continent.

The award-winning Vizit®, the world’s first 2-way digital photo frame; and Mini™, the world’s first 3G USB stick for the photo-sharing market, will be available in early 2012 through online and retail partners in the UK, Germany, Italy, and Spain.

Vizit®- Consumers will be able to send digital photos, picture messages, and other image-based content over the Vodafone mobile network to Vizit’s large 10.4” full-touch interactive display. With Vizit’s unique wireless email address, proprietary user interface, and cellular connectivity, Vizit users will experience a rich, yet effortless, 2-way photo sharing experience. Vizit is the first digital photo frame to provide users with the ability to Reply to a photo in real time from the device and to Forward a photo onto even more family and friends over the mobile broadband network.

Mini™- Consumers can now share photos, picture messages, and other image-base content directly with their existing digital photo frame or digital television by using Mini, the world’s first 3G USB stick dedicated to photo-sharing. Users simply plug Mini into their existing digital photo frame or digital television’s USB 2.0 slot and instantly connect it to Isabella’s VizitMe content management service. Each Mini has its own unique wireless email address for friends and family to send photos to just about any digital photo frame or digital television using their mobile phone or email. Photos are stored securely on Mini making it the perfect portable photo album.

VizitMe- Isabella’s product portfolio is supported by its proprietary mobility and content management service, VizitMe. This cloud-based service provides carrier-class subscriber management and secure content management. Users are able to create a Friends contact list for each of their devices, upload new content, remotely manage their device experience, and subscribe to 3rd party content and services all from a Web portal.

“We are extremely excited to partner with Vodafone for the European marketplace,” said Matthew I. Growney, Founder and CEO of Isabella Products. “The enormous global footprint of the Vodafone network and their ability to provide us with a robust M2M management platform will allow Isabella to successfully launch innovative mobile devices and services throughout the region.”

“Vizit and Mini are exciting examples of innovative mobile Internet devices that will quickly and conveniently connect family and friends,” said Erik Brenneis, Head of M2M, Vodafone. “By connecting over Vodafone’s mobile network, Isabella customers will be able to share photos and memories in real time.”

For more information about Vizit, Mini, and Isabella Products, please go to http://www.isabellaproducts.com.

About Isabella Products, Inc.
Isabella Products, Inc. is a mobile Internet device company focused on developing innovative solutions for emerging consumer needs. Through its VizitMe content management service, Isabella will effectively and securely deliver and manage real-time content experiences among a portfolio of innovative products. With its initial product, Vizit®, Isabella enables consumers to interact with the billions of unshared images found within camera phones, PCs and the Internet by combining a state-of-the-art touch-screen display with wireless network capabilities. Also part of the Isabella product portfolio is the recently announced FableTM, a handheld, connected children’s tablet for reading, drawing, gaming, and photo sharing. Isabella Products is led by a world-class management team with deep experience in the mobile and consumer electronics industries. For more information, please visithttp://www.isabellaproducts.com.

Isabella Products Media Contact

Carrie Callahan/Meghan Daly
PAN Communications
isabella@pancomm.com
+1-617-502-4300

Matthew Growney wants to connect the unconnected. He sees an opportunity for analog things, atoms, to benefit from internet bits, and he’s already putting his ideas into practice with his line of picture frames and tablets.

I met Growney in his West Concord office. The modest exterior of his building belies a tasteful and smart interior, incorporating an open floor plan, where I imagine he meets with his team to discuss his company’s creative vision and direction. Matthew’s own dressed-down exterior seems to be a carbon copy of his building. With a quiet smile, short spiky hair, fleece jacket, and jeans - unassuming as an ensemble - I would never pick him out from the line at the local coffee shop, as the founder of both an investment company and a successful start up. But that’s exactly how he likes it. It’s all about being real for him.

Real People. Real time. Real simple. Real ideas.

Real People: His mind may be in The Cloud, but he runs his business the old fashioned way: by finding out what people want, and then designing products that deliver.

Growney is the founder and CEO of Isabella Products (www.isabellaproducts.com), and was named one of the “40 under 40″ by the Boston Business Journal for his professional achievements. That’s all well and good, but for Growney, running a successful business is less about awards and all about connecting with people.

Before he created Vizit, the picture frame that features real time two-way photo sharing between friends and family, he booked the ballroom at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and wined and dined 120 moms, ages 35-65, mined from salons, mommy groups, and fitness clubs.

“We wanted to ask women, specifically mothers, since they are the photo keeper, how they use, touch, and share photos,” says Growney. “We wanted to know what their biggest complaint about taking photos on their phone was. We asked them what they like, and what don’t they like.”

Right there. Real interactions with people, instead of scouring social networks trying to determine analytics based on mindless drivel limited to 140 characters. And then he moved forward with his plans.

For me, the “real time” aspect of the Vizit is appealing. I can imagine myself on the sidelines at one of my kids’ games snapping pictures on my mobile phone. In an instant I send my pictures up to Growney’s mobile network cloud Vizit Me, and then in another instant they magically appear on my mother’s Vizit picture frame in California, where she can experience the thrill of the game along with me.

If she wants to, she can reply to me right from her frame, or forward the pictures on to anyone who is part of the Vizit network. Growney uses 3-G instead of WiFi because it’s reliable and he runs a business on real time. Connecting the unconnected.

As Growney begins to tell me about the Mini, the device that magically catapults any existing digital picture frame into a real time sharing tour de force, an actual train rattles by his office. “That’s one of the downsides,” of the office location, he says. But I like the contrast. He’s running a business that looks for ways to serve consumers, and trains have been doing that for over a century.

And what’s more predictable than a train? In the little known, but sweet children’s book, “Pianna,” Anna the main character says, “Six trains a day were as good as a clock back then.” And that sentiment persists today right in Growney’s office. No need to check his watch, or daily planner, when he’s got trains providing predictability, and keeping him on task. I ponder if Growney’s considered the irony that the trains are equipped with WiFi instead of 3G, but decide not to bring it up. Otherwise I’ll get his wheels spinning, and I still have some questions for him to answer.

Real simple. Matthew’s house is being painted today. The funny thing is he didn’t know it until this morning. I chuckle about this. How can someone so aware of his surroundings, and so on top of his business, not know his house may be a new color when he arrives home from work that day?

“My wife runs the ship at home,” he says. “She’s got her crew and I’ve got mine.” Still, when I ask him what color his house will be, he says “I assume white.” But I can tell he’s a bit flustered not knowing for sure. “I have to check on that,” he says. I don’t think the ramifications of some radical new color adhering to his clapboards, or even scarier, the brick facade that he and his wife have debated about painting, dawned on him until that very moment.

Before Growney founded Isabella Products, the consumer technology company that launched the Vizit line, he ran Motorola Ventures for 10 years, following in his father’s footsteps. However, his father’s prolonged absences - traveling around the world to explore business opportunities - got Matthew thinking about ways to create a better balance with his own life.

Born from this thinking was Rudyard Partners (rudyardpartners.com), the next generation family-run investment firm that focuses on early stage consumer technology opportunities in the global marketplace.

Matthew’s office is a mile from his house, intentionally. He wants to be a strong and consistent presence in his three kids’ lives, and being close by affords him the luxury of running a business and still being able to see his family. He is happy about the arrangement, another connection to a simpler time when people worked where they lived, and came home for dinner and bedtime stories. Growney is intent on remaining connected and he seems to be staying the course.

Real Ideas. Matthew’s excited about Fable, a tablet specifically designed for kids, and another attractive piece of his product line. “Imagine a father,” he says, “being able to send content about his job to a classroom full of students, all using Fable tablets. All the kids can immediately receive the information and then discuss, and interact with it.

“Or imagine a child studying a picture from a National Geographic let’s say, and this child takes one of the photos from the magazine and draws herself into the picture and sends it off to her mother or father at work. All in real time.” And I thought Pong was pretty cool. Clearly I grew up in the wrong century.

Growney talks of connecting other things with the network. Binoculars. Toys. Jewelry. The opportunities are only growing. Binoculars? I say. How? He smiles. “Wouldn’t it be neat to be able to post the image of the falcon you’re viewing right from your binoculars while you lie in a wet field? You could post the image and notes to your own private site, or a wildlife site, or your own cloud. You wouldn’t have to worry about film or downloading this or that. You already have optics, magnification, and resolution.”

So what’s next, I ask him, knowing full well that this isn’t the last stop on Growney’s entrepreneurial train.

Sure enough he surprises me. He and his wife plan on starting a fashion label in the next few years. He says it will be cutthroat and competitive but they are up for the challenge. I’m sure his kids will also be involved somehow, maybe as design consultants or models. I ask him if he will he be offering a shoe line as well, that somehow connects the unconnected. He smiles and says, “That’s a bit too far fetched even for me.” I find that hard to believe. Of course I’m still wondering about the color of his house and how it will turn out.

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Vizit

This “connected” digital photo frame boasts its own unique e-mail address—meaning, anyone with that info can text or e-mail a photo from a cell phone, computer or other Web-enabled device, and almost as if by magic, the Vizit will display the image moments later, along with the sender’s ID. All photos sent are automatically backed up on the company’s secure site, where they can be accessed, edited, organized or deleted. Any changes are copied to the frame in real time. Since this 10.4-inch touchscreen frame runs on the AT&T cellular network, it doesn’t require a Wi-Fi hookup.

$230 (plus $6 per month for up to 100 photos); enter the code “Familycircle” to get $30 off and the first month free.

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“I was surprised to see how pervasive technology had become at the last wedding I attended,” said Matthew I. Growney, Founder and CEO of Isabella Products. “We’re seeing how wedding parties are using technology for cost-savings, but also for exciting new additions to the momentous occasion, using iPods instead of DJs using smartphones instead of disposable cameras. Making wise investments in technology can assist in the wedding process from start to finish.”

Top 5 Tech Trends for Weddings

Isabella Products offers these recommendations, from planning to partying, to saving memories and sharing moments.

Will You Marry Me?

· Download Tiffany & Co.’s app for engagement ring shopping. This free app allows you to browse rings in actual size, find your perfect ring size and style, and send away to your guy.

Planning the Big Day

· Long-gone are the days of lugging around a bulging hot pink binder. With a tablet like T-Mobile® G-Slate with Google you have a lightweight and connected device for exploring the apps available for brides-to-be.

Budgeting and Timing

· The WeddingWire app allows you to update your to-do list, check your budget, and search for vendors on-the-go. Update each while you’re heading to work or out shopping for the big occasion.

Save-the-Date

· Send an Instagram photo of you and your fiancée with Postagram—your save the date is sent as a postcard directly to your invitees.

The Big Day!

· Add fun to your floral centerpiece by placing a Vizit on each reception table. Ditch the disposable cameras and have guests email photos from their smartphones directly to their table’s Vizit, building a photo album of the wedding throughout the reception. Get your guests perspectives when photos display in real-time!

About Isabella Products, Inc.
Isabella Products, Inc. is a mobile Internet device company focused on developing innovative solutions for emerging consumer needs. Through its VizitMe content management service (www.VizitMe.com), Isabella will effectively and securely deliver and manage real-time content experiences among a portfolio of innovative products. With its initial product, Vizit®, Isabella enables consumers to interact with the billions of unshared images found within camera phones, PCs and the Internet by combining a state-of-the-art touch-screen display with wireless network capabilities. Also part of the Isabella product portfolio is the recently announced Fable^TM, a handheld, connected children’s tablet for reading, drawing, gaming, and photo sharing. Isabella Products is led by a world-class management team with deep experience in the mobile and consumer electronics industries. For more information, please visit www.isabellaproducts.com.

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Isabella Products Media Contact
Annie Perkins
PAN Communications
aperkins@pancomm.com
+1-978-474-1900

NY1 VIDEO: For those who have been procrastinating about getting a Mother’s Day gift, Victoria Pericon of SavvyMommy.com shares some last-minute ideas.  Click here to watch.

Good news for procrastinators, there’s still time to shop for mom. And with these gift ideas, your mom won’t know you waited until the last minute to shop for the perfect gift.

See the products featured on NY1 Weekend Edition with Kristen Shaughnessy — Watch the video via NY1 website.

Vizit Digital Photo Frame

If you don’t live near your mom, the Vizit Frame is perfect for making sure she sees what your little ones have been up to when she isn’t around. The interactive two way photo frame allows you to send photos to mom who in turn can respond or forward the photo. And all the photos sent to her frame are also saved on a secure website.

SavvyMommy.com

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