Wenyard And Nasgo Press Release Feb 8, 2014

By Author: Gerald Magpusao
Total Articles: 2
Comment this article

Welogic Press release Feb 8th 2014

Although sales figures from Angry Nerds continues to disappoint, the special Olympic version has generated a surge in downloads and boosted morale of team Welogic.

The CEO for Welogix made the following announcement:

"The Freemium pricing model for this game is very popular. The conversion rate to fully paying members is also looking very promising. As the real Olympic games progress, we also anticipate that the non-paying users becoming more engaged and making additional in-app-purchases.

A recent competition run by Welogic resulted in an overwhelming response from gamers which generated over two thousand ideas for new game concepts.

This competition has more successful than we could have imagined. The ideas have been brilliant and we have made job offers to fifteen gamers. Our new team members will work with their game concepts and will also help us to evaluate all the other submitted ideas.

With this new pool of ideas for future games, we are confident that we will be able to develop new games that can reach the same level of success ...
... as Angry Nerds. There is a real sense of fun and excitement here at Welogic headquarters."

Uviper Press release Feb 8th 2014

Uviper are on track to produce a mid size hybrid car with an estimated fuel consumption equivalent to 1 litre / 100 km.

Design and pre-production is moving swiftly and it is expected that this newest model will be available within the year. If this can be accomplished it will set a new industry standard for close cooperation between partners, suppliers, unions and distributors.

A company spokesperson made the following announcement:

"There is such enthusiasm and excitement within the team. We plan for the first 100 vehicles to roll off the production to be a special racing edition model. These limited edition models will be finished in our livery colours and have high spec fittings and wheels. No doubt, these cars will be highly sought after by motor collectors from around the world."

Solinator Press release Feb 8th 2014

Following the recent success of solar energy production using surface-technology on roof tops, Solinator have announced that they are now developed this technology for use on outdoor walls.

A spokesperson explained as follows:

"The energy production from a wall is not as great as that from a roof, since walls may be shaded a portion of the day. But using the technology developed for our roof panels has demonstrated that sun facing walls can provide an alternative surface for mounting solar panels. Walls that have exposure to sunlight can equal the energy conversion found elsewhere in more conventional positioning. Energy can be generated from anywhere there is direct sunlight!"

Earlier this year, Solinator demonstrated that solar power does not need to be generated from large plants in open fields. It is cost effective to have integrated solar energy within homes and commercial buildings. Solinator are making plans to increase distribution of their panels to the USA and Asia.

SkyGo Mobile Press release Feb 8th 2014

Prototype testing of SkyGo's OLED curved screens have been encouraging and the company has announced that beta series test production of 1000 units will commence shortly. Who will be the lucky ones to get their hands on the latest product?

SkyGo CEO made the following comment at a recent telecoms exhibition:

"Our curved screens have created quite a buzz wherever we have shown them but our only concern is whether the market is ready for such a leap forward. To evaluate the appetite for this exciting feature development, we are inviting an elite group of testers to put our new product through its' paces. These are very exciting times for SkyGo."

Recent discussions between SkyGo and Mokia have led to an agreement for Mokia have full rights to reproduce the entire SkyGo platform. SkyGo will continue to provide lucrative development support but will no longer be burdened with high production and maintenance costs. This should free up resources for SkyGo to concentrate on what they are best at - innovation!

Microon Press release Feb 8th 2014

Microon have announced the imminent launch an affordable high tech memory circuit system with a 512Gb capacity for the smart phone market.

A spokesperson for Microon stated:

"To place this amount of storage - the equivalent of a high end desktop computer - in your hand held smartphone is truly an industry changing revolution. With prices of components from external partners becoming cheaper, we are able to make this memory feature affordable for smartphone consumers."

Microon continue to go from strength to strength. Having overcome earlier production issues, they are now managing their stock and production capacity with ease. In particular, Pineapple tablets are maintaining their popularity and sales continue to rise. With decreased production costs, net profitability is estimated to be 25% higher than the previous quarter

Arctico Press release Feb 8th 2014

A spokesperson for Artico stated today:

"In the crowded bottled water market, many consumers want more than just a wet, thirst quenching drink. Discerning and conscientious consumers also want to know if the product was sourced in an environmentally responsible way. From production to consumption, they want assurance that the the product has the smallest carbon footprint. It has become difficult to justify transporting water from the middle of Europe to our loyal markets across the globe.

Artico will continue to source the water for their flagship product from the mineral rich and pure underwater stream in Switzerland as they have done so for over a century. However, we are searching for water sources with similar mineral content and purity that we can utilise which are closer to our key markets. We will bottle and distribute this water in an environmentally responsible manner, in line with Artico's corporate values and in response to the concerns of our customers."

Although there are many challenges ahead for Artico, it is hoped that their reputation and experience will enable the company to source and bring to market delicious new water products. Water connoisseurs from around the world look forward to future announcements and applaud Artico's responsible stance.

Wenyard NASGO