iBackPack of Texas, Inc. is releasing new backpack technology to protect school children, business professions, educators and anyone carrying a backpack. Chinese based GOLF Industries has been selected to build a wide range of batteries from 2,000 mAh to 20,000 mAh for the iBackPack.

The recent San Bernadino, California massacre that killed 14 and wounded more, has prompted Austin, Texas based iBackPack to move forward with a Kevlar style plate to be introduced into it's high-technology backpack. Doug Monahan, iBackPack's CEO & Founder states "It's about time some sort of system is provided to students, professors, business people - everyone - short of arming them with weapons - these days people need bulletproof shields and the iBackPack can provide same."

Houston, Texas based social media expert, Chad Hopper, agrees to lead the iBackPack toward social media prominence.

iBackPack of Texas has launched MOJO on the popular crowd funding site - Indiegogo. MOJO is a revolutionary new wearable technology that empowers users with the ability to build their own compartments similar to the way LEGOs work. Additionally, MOJO has a 20,000 mAh battery - the largest commercially released battery to date.

Austin, Texas based, iBackPack, announces new retail distribution strategy and purchasing capabilities. The company is offering its products for purchase through major US retailers such as Wal-Mart, Bed Bath & Beyond, JC Penney's, Target and KMart.

The iBackPack is far exceeding it's original goal of $50k. Over 1,000 individuals have participated in the iBackPack Indiegogo CrowdFunding Campaign. There are nearly 200k Facebook LIKES and 155k trending posts. The iBackPack is the perfect gift for any student heading back to school.