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  PRESS RELEASE New York, May 14, 2012 DORO® EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE WON THE BEST OF CTIA WIRELESS 2012 AWARD FROM TECHLICIOUS AND SECURED A TOP THREE FINISH IN THE 2012 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY AWARDS IN THE MOBILE APPLICATIONS CATEGORY DORO EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE APPLICATION IS SIMPLY THE BEST FOR SENIORS Doro, the European market leader in easy-to-use mobile phones and applications for seniors, is proud to announce that its innovative software the Doro Experience won the Best of CTIA Wireless 2012 Award from Techlicious. Moreover, the software was a finalist for the 2012 CTIA Emerging Technology Awards in the Mobile Applications category securing a third place honor. The Doro Experience reflects the Techlicious mission to help Make Tech Simple for consumers. The Software combines a straightforward user interface that provides easy navigation with large clear icons and applications specially selected for seniors, e.g. Facebook. It can be installed onto any Windows PC or Android based smart device to make it easy-to-use. Jerôme Arnaud, CEO at Doro commented, “Doro team is excited and proud to receive the Best of CTIA 2012 Awards. It is a huge honor for us to get recognized by Techlicious. The next awards we are looking forward to receiving are our customers’ appraisal and satisfaction.” “Even the most technically advanced of us sometimes get lost in the plethora of features and apps on today’s smartphones,” says Suzanne Kantra, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Techlicious. “For seniors, who may not be familiar with the latest technology, this problem is even more daunting. Doro has done an excellent job at simplifying the smartphone interface to its core functions, while also giving family members a way to remotely manage the content and applications.” The awards were selected by the Techlicious editors for those products that truly excelled in their categories. After evaluating all the products, the magazine’s editorial staff chose the winner based on a combination of: benefit to the consumer, innovation, value and availability. According to Techlicious, Doro is simply the best for seniors.

 

The review of the winning software application will be included in the awards coverage on Techlicious.com. In addition, at the same CTIA show, Doro Experience® won third place in the Emerging Technology awards ceremony. For more information on Doro and its products please visit us online at www.doro.com. About the Techlicious Best of CTIA Awards The Techlicious Best of CTIA Awards recognize those products that truly excel in their categories – from cell phones to tablets to apps to accessories – and reflect the Techlicious mission to help Make Tech Simple. The 2012 list of winners can be seen at www.techlicious.com/guide/techlicious-2012-best-of-ctia-awards/. Founded in 2009, Techlicious is a technology media company focusing on the everyday lifestyle needs of women. In addition to our own properties, Techlicious content is syndicated through MSNBC.com, Today.com, USAToday.com and many other channels. To learn more, visit us at Techlicious.com or follow us on www.facebook.com/Techlicious or www.twitter.com/Techlicious. For more information please contact: Ivette Almeida Grayling Telephone: +1-917-302-9946 Email: ivette.almeida@grayling.com Viktoriia Kyryliuk Grayling Telephone: +1-646-284-9420 Email: viktoriia.kyryliuk@grayling.com

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PRESS RELEASE New York, May 03, 2012 DORO® ENTERS THE SMARTPHONE AND SOFTWARE APP WORLD AT CTIA WIRELESS 2012 IN NEW ORLEANS

COMPANY IS FINALIST IN THE MOBILE APPLICATIONS CATEGORY FOR THE 2012 CTIA EMERGING TECHNOLOGY AWARDS DORO EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE Doro, the European market leader in easy-to-use mobile phones and applications for seniors, unveils the first Android-based 3G Smartphone device for baby boomers and its new Doro Experience software application, which is a finalist for the CTIA Emerging Technology Award in the Mobile Applications category. The Company will be exhibiting its state-of-art Smartphone and software app in the United States at the International CTIA Wireless 2012 located at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana from May 7-10, 2012 in the Booth #6219C.

Doro has tapped into the software application arena by developing The Doro Experience. This new software combines a straightforward user interface that provides easy navigation with large clear icons and applications specially selected for seniors, e.g. Facebook. Built on the cloud technology, the Doro Experience enables not only seamless synchronization but also greater peace of mind by allowing remote assistance over the web, e.g. from a trusted family member. The software can be installed onto any smart device to make it easy-to-use. It works on Smartphone’s, tablets and on either Windows or Android operating systems.

Using its new feature, The Doro Experience Manager, a web-based management portal, the user, family members or friends can easily manage the content and applications stored on the device, handle the contact, photos, apps and even connect generations through the cloud-based technology.

The first new Doro PhoneEasy® 740 for seniors or those looking for a more streamline Smartphone is truly state-of-art. This new Android 3G slider Smartphone combines unique features that distinguish it from any other mobile device. It is the first Smartphone that is easy to sync and to manage through the cloud allowing its end-users the flawless experience of the world of touch, with the support of tactile keys and dial pad as a complement – the best of two worlds.

Doro PhoneEasy® 740 provides exceptional technical features that make Doro’s mobile use experience absolutely unique for seniors. Additional Features include:

• Interface will be based on Doro Experience but adapted for the use of keys in combination with touch display as option Easy navigation with large and clear icons

 

• Selected applications for seniors • HAC with extra loud and clear sound • Emergency button with GPS location • 5Mpixel camera • Smartphone also presents a Doro selection – a growing collection of well-

organized apps and content selected from partners or developed by Doro, specifically for seniors.

Jerôme Arnaud, CEO at Doro commented: “We are excited about the great opportunity in the growing mobile communications market for seniors. We continue to make major investments in our technical platforms to create new and innovative ways to further penetrate this market. We expect to deliver a broader range of products to all top-tier mobile carriers in the US and Canada as part of our North American expansion plans.”

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NOTE TO EDITORS: Doro management will be available for interviews and demo at CTIA, located in Booth 6219C. Contact media relations below for a meeting.

For more information, or to meet with management at International CTIA Wireless, please contact: Ivette Almeida Grayling Telephone: +1-917-302-9946 Email: ivette.almeida@grayling.com Viktoriia Kyryliuk Grayling Telephone: +1-646-284-9420 Email: viktoriia.kyryliuk@grayling.com

 

 

Techlicious 2012 Best of CTIA Awards

Posted by Suzanne Kantra on May 09, 2012

Yesterday was the first day of the CTIA Wireless 2012, an event that showcases all sorts of wireless technology, from what's recently arrived on the market to what's just around the corner. As usual, there's a lot going on in the wireless industry, from apps that protect your privacy to innovations in call quality and, of course, great new phones.

We scoured the show floor to pick out the best phones, accessories, apps and services. And these eleven products made our list for the Techlicious Best of CTIA Wireless Awards 2012.

Best Product for Seniors: Doro Experience

Seniors can benefit from smartphones just as much as the younger generation. But the interface and countless number of apps can be overwhelming for those who grew up in a time when phones still had cords. The Doro Experience software succeeds at retaining the core functionality of Android devices, while making navigation a breeze, even for the most technically challenged. The simplified interface takes the place of stock Android, with fewer, larger icons and apps that have been pared down to key functions. There’s also a marketplace of dozens of apps, including one for easily accessing Facebook content. Family members or a friend can optionally use the Doro Experience Manager to manage the content and applications stored on the device, and can add meetings to the calendar, such as doctor’s appointments, remotely.

Price: Approx. $65 for a two-year subscription when it's available late this year.

http://www.techlicious.com/guide/techlicious-2012-best-of-ctia-awards/

 

Doro Makes a Smartphone for Seniors

By Jared Newman May 9, 2012 |

Tech specs and fancy features take a backseat to oversized buttons and a dead-simple interface in the Doro PhoneEasy 740, a phone built with older folks in mind.

To even describe the Doro 740 as a smartphone seems like a stretch. Though it’s based on Android, it bears no resemblance to the operating system seen on many high-end handsets. Instead, the Doro 740′s 3.2-inch touchscreen presents users with a simple list of options, such as calls, text messages, e-mail and a handful of basic apps. The bottom panel of the phone includes number keys instead of a full keyboard, trading fast typing for easy button presses. The back of the device holds a 5-megapixel camera.

For pre-loaded apps, I spotted a version of Tetris and a web browser, and Doro will also include a re-skinned version of Facebook designed for ease of use. Doro will offer more apps through its own store, such as wellness apps, news readers and games, but I’m told that it’ll allow access to the Google Play Store as well. (I’m not sure about this, since Google tends not to allow Market access on heavily modified Android devices, and the Doro can’t even play music or video.)

 

That’s not to say the Doro 740 is just a feature-limited phone with big buttons. It also has some unique features that seniors might find helpful, such as the emergency button on the back of the device. When pressed three times, the phone can sound an alarm, and will also send text messages and calls to a sequence of five preset contacts. Doro will also offer a web-based desktop app for remote configuration of the phone, which, for instance, would allow a tech-savvy teen to set up the phone for grandma.

Unfortunately, seniors interested in the Doro 740 will need patience. The company doesn’t plan to launch the phone in the United States until the second quarter of 2013, though it’ll be available in Europe this August. Adventurous seniors might be able to figure out a full-fledged smartphone by then.

http://techland.time.com/2012/05/09/doro-smartphone-for-seniors/#ixzz1uUxQEBiJ

 

 

The Big Easy (buttons)

The Doro PhoneEasy 740 is a smartphone for seniors (photos) May 10, 2012 3:52 PM PDT Photo by: Lynn La/CNET, Caption by: Lynn La

 The Doro PhoneEasy 740 uses the Android OS, but don't expect it to look like anything you've seen before. It has a simplified UI for easy use, but it can still access the Internet and the Doro app store, DoroSelection. http://news.cnet.com/2300-1035_3-10012264.html

 

Hands On With the World's Simplest Android Phone

By Sascha Segan

May 10, 2012 12:44pm EST

NEW ORLEANS—Simple-phone company Doro wants to get seniors on board with the smartphone revolution with a new, super-easy smartphone and tablet interface. I got some time with Doro's PhoneEasy 740 phone and Doro Experience tablet software, which may be coming to U.S. carriers soon. Doro isn't unknown here; it has been selling simple phones through Consumer Cellular for two years now. But the PhoneEasy and Doro Experience take them to a new level. The PhoneEasy 740 is a sliding phone with an extremely simple interface that doesn't look like Android at all, even though it's really just a skinned version of Android 2.3. The phone has a 320-by-480 touch screen, 3G, Wi-Fi, a MicroSD memory card slot, Bluetooth 4.0 and a 5-megapixel camera, so the hardware is pretty decent. Unique Doro features include wideband audio (also known as "HD voice"), an app that uses the camera as a magnifying glass, an unusually powerful speaker, and a configurable panic button on the back. The phone starts up with four huge bars on the screen representing Contacts, Calls, Messages and Email. You can scroll down to get to other options like a Web browser, podcast client, camera magnifying glass app, and Doro's own app store. You can operate the entire phone via the touch screen or the cursor keys. Wait a minute: a podcast client? On a phone for old people? Doro's CEO Jerome Arnaud said it's all been thought through. In studies, some older clients have said they often stay home to catch specific radio programs. A podcast client preloaded with the most popular programs frees them from having to sit by the radio, he said. Doro's app store, called Doro Selection, will initially have about 15 well-selected apps including news, banking, and transportation-related apps, Arnaud said. It'll grow with

 

time, and there will be a way to get arbitrary Google Play apps onto the PhoneEasy 740, too. Before you grumble: if you're reading PCMag, remember, this phone isn't for you. Instead, you're probably going to be the one operating the "Doro Experience" from afar, one of the most innovative parts of the PhoneEasy equation. Arnaud showed me a PC-based interface that lets relatives set up and monitor PhoneEasy devices and Android tablets from afar, adding and removing apps and setting up accounts. I clicked through the PhoneEasy 740 for a while, and it's all very well thought out. It's not a slim phone. The keys are depressed slightly and well separated. Any action taken on the touch screen involves very large targets. The one flaw comes in the texting and email apps. There's no on-screen keyboard or predictive text, at least that I saw. That means any text entry on the phone is extremely tedious triple-tapping. Doro hopes to bring the phone to the U.S. sometime soon, Arnaud said. And while he's "very satisfied" with his company's relationship with Consumer Cellular, "we have a greater ambition" to break into larger, national carriers. With the PhoneEasy 740 potentially coming in CDMA and GSM versions, it could appear on any carrier, he said. Doro Simplifies Android Tablets I was actually even more excited by Doro's Android tablet software than by the company's new phone. Android tablets are not known for ease of use, but Doro has entirely replaced the standard Android interface with big, bold, simple icons. The Doro Experience on tablets can be set up remotely by friends and family with PCs, and even includes a simplified Facebook application so the tablet user can see photos and comments. This isn't hardware, at least not yet. Rather, it's a skin that can run on existing Android tablets. I saw it running on a Samsung Galaxy Tab, for instance. It's really easy to use. Text is big and clear. Icons are simple. The apps do exactly what they say they do. It's positively refreshing. I think the Doro Experience could sell Android tablets to seniors; I think you'll agree after seeing how it works. Take a look at some sample screens in our slideshow above. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2404255,00.asp

 

 

Doro's mobile ecosystem for seniors includes PhoneEasy 740

At CTIA 2012, Doro introduced its PhoneEasy 740 to the U.S. audience, as well as its app and management tool tailored for the elderly.

By Lynn La May 11, 2012 8:43 AM PDT

 

The Doro PhoneEasy 740

(Credit: Lynn La/CNET)

NEW ORLEANS--Usually when I come across a phone designed for the elderly demographic, more times than not it's a feature phone. Most have the same big rubber buttons, the simple UI, and some sort of emergency call button.

I've never seen features characteristic of a smartphone, however, like data connection, a touch screen, or an app store.

That is, until now.

The Doro PhoneEasy 740 is a smartphone for seniors (photos)

 

At CTIA this year, the Swedish telecommunications company, Doro, announced an entire mobile ecosystem tailored for an older demographic. This includes its first ever smartphone for seniors, the Doro PhoneEasy 740.

The PhoneEasy 740 is equipped with all the characteristics seen in most devices aimed at seniors. It retains the same generous keypad, the bumped-up audio volume, and the clean interface.

But, because it's aimed for those who want something in between an easy-to-use cell phone and a feature-packed smartphone, the PhoneEasy 740 is also an Android device that can browse through the Internet and load apps.

Don't get me wrong, it won't look like any Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich handset you've seen before. Though users can still access Google Play and purchase games like Angry Bird, its interface is much simpler.

The device includes a 3.2-inch touch screen and a 5-megapixel camera on the back, which can double as a magnifying glass. Also on the back is an emergency call button that will dial and text five preprogrammed numbers when pressed.

It's estimated that the PhoneEasy 740 will cost $99, and it's slated for commercial availability in spring of next year.

The device is all part of Doro's upcoming mobile ecosystem, which also includes a software interface, an app store, and a management tool.

 

A screenshot of the Doro Experience's home screen on a tablet.

(Credit: Lynn La/CNET)

The Doro Experience is an interface that you can purchase as an app. It can be installed on a tablet, and there is a PC version of it as well. It can be set as a default launcher, and it gives users access to applications like a calendar, e-mail, and a photo viewer in a easy-to-use, colorful interface.

Through the Doro Experience, you can access the Doro app store called Doro Selection. The store will feature apps tailored to seniors, such as Doro Friends, which takes your Facebook account and spits it out in a much cleaner, simplified version.

If you choose to, you can give relatives and loved ones access to this Doro ecosystem with Doro Manager -- an online management tool that lets you or people you know, log in and input information like an upcoming doctor's appointment onto your calendar app.

Doro reps said the Doro Experience will have a free, albeit limited version, available in the Google Play store. However, if you want the entire package, complete with Doro Management and some extra cloud storage, the going price will be $59.99 for two years.

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-12261_7-57432528-10356022/doros-mobile-ecosystem-for-seniors-includes-phoneeasy-740/

 

Doro® Enters The Smartphone And Software App World At CTIA Wireless 2012 In New Orleans

Company is Finalist in the Mobile Applications Category for The 2012 CTIA Emerging Technology Awards Doro Experience Software

Press Release: Doro AB – Thu, May 3, 2012 10:15 AM EDT

NEW YORK, May 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Doro, the European market leader in easy-to-use mobile phones and applications for seniors, unveils the first Android-based 3G Smartphone device for baby boomers and its new Doro Experience software application, which is a finalist for the CTIA Emerging Technology Award in the Mobile Applications category. The Company will be exhibiting its state-of-art Smartphone and software app in the United States at the International CTIA Wireless 2012 located at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana from May 7-10, 2012 in the Booth #6219C.

Doro has tapped into the software application arena by developing The Doro Experience. This new software combines a straightforward user interface that provides easy navigation with large clear icons and applications specially selected for seniors, e.g. Facebook. Built on the cloud technology, the Doro Experience enables not only seamless synchronization but also greater peace of mind by allowing remote assistance over the web, e.g. from a trusted family member. The software can be installed onto any smart device to make it easy-to-use. It works on Smartphones, tablets and on either Windows or Android operating systems.

Using its new feature, The Doro Experience Manager, a web-based management portal, the user, family members or friends can easily manage the content and applications stored on the device, handle the contact, photos, apps and even connect generations through the cloud-based technology.

The first new Doro PhoneEasy® 740 for seniors or those looking for a more streamline Smartphone is truly state-of-art. This new Android 3G slider Smartphone combines unique features that distinguish it from any other mobile device. It is the first Smartphone that is easy to sync and to manage through the cloud allowing its end-users the flawless experience of the world of touch, with the support of tactile keys and dial pad as a complement – the best of two worlds.

Doro PhoneEasy® 740 provides exceptional technical features that make Doro's mobile use experience absolutely unique for seniors. Additional Features include:

• Interface will be based on Doro Experience but adapted for the use of keys in combination with touch display as option Easy navigation with large and clear icons

 

• Selected applications for seniors • HAC with extra loud and clear sound • Emergency button with GPS location • 5Mpixel camera • Smartphone also presents a Doro selection – a growing collection of well-

organized apps and content selected from partners or developed by Doro, specifically for seniors.

Jerome Arnaud, CEO at Doro commented: "We are excited about the great opportunity in the growing mobile communications market for seniors. We continue to make major investments in our technical platforms to create new and innovative ways to further penetrate this market. We expect to deliver a broader range of products to all top-tier mobile carriers in the US and Canada as part of our North American expansion plans."

NOTE TO EDITORS: Doro management will be available for interviews and demo at the - @CTIA Located in Booth 6219C. Can contact media relations below for a meeting:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/doro-enters-smartphone-software-app-141500905.html

 

Doro® Experience Software Won The Best of CTIA Wireless 2012 Award From Techlicious

DORO EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE APPLICATION IS SIMPLY THE BEST FOR SENIORS

 

NEW YORK, May 14, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Doro, the European market leader in easy-to-use mobile phones and applications for seniors, is proud to announce that its innovative software the Doro Experience won the Best of CTIA Wireless 2012 Award from Techlicious.

The Doro Experience reflects the Techlicious mission to help Make Tech Simple for consumers. The Software combines a straightforward user interface that provides easy navigation with large clear icons and applications specifically developed for seniors, e.g. the DoroFriends App simplifies navigation of Facebook which enables seniors to participate in social media more easily. It can be installed onto any Windows PC or Android based smart device to make it easy-to-use.

Jerome Arnaud, CEO at Doro commented, "Doro team is excited and proud to receive the Best of CTIA 2012 Awards. It is a huge honor for us to get recognized by Techlicious. The next awards we are looking forward to receiving are our customers' appraisal and satisfaction."

"Even the most technically advanced of us sometimes get lost in the plethora of features and apps on today's smartphones," says Suzanne Kantra, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Techlicious. "For seniors, who may not be familiar with the latest technology, this problem is even more daunting. Doro has done an excellent job at simplifying the smartphone interface to its core functions, while also giving family members a way to remotely manage the content and applications."

The awards were selected by the Techlicious editors for those products that truly excelled in their categories. After evaluating all the products, the magazine's editorial staff chose the winner based on a combination of: benefit to the consumer, innovation, value and availability. According to Techlicious, Doro is simply the best for seniors.

 

The review of the winning software application will be included in the awards coverage on Techlicious.com.

In addition to the Techlicious award, Doro Experience won third place at the awards ceremony for the 2012 CTIA Emerging Technology Awards in the Mobile Applications category.

For more information on Doro and its products please visit us online at www.doro.com .

About the Techlicious Best of CTIA Awards

The Techlicious Best of CTIA Awards recognize those products that truly excel in their categories - from cell phones to tablets to apps to accessories - and reflect the Techlicious mission to help Make Tech Simple. The 2012 list of winners can be seen at www.techlicious.com/guide/techlicious-2012-best-of-ctia-awards/ . Founded in 2009, Techlicious is a technology media company focusing on the everyday lifestyle needs of women. In addition to our own properties, Techlicious content is syndicated through MSNBC.com, Today.com, USAToday.com and many other channels. To learn more, visit us at Techlicious.com or follow us on www.facebook.com/Techlicious or www.twitter.com/Techlicious .

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Doro aims to create a ‘senior’ smartphone ecosystem  Specialised handset vendor Doro is attempting to prove that a successful business model can be achieved from offering smartphones and multimedia content to the senior market. “We are building an ecosystem towards elderly people where different partners include those in the news publishing category, or games; even Angry Birds can be an interesting game for them, and also crosswords, scrabble, these types of activities,” Doro CEO Jérôme Arnaud told Mobile World Live in a new video interview. “We are also looking at partners for banking applications and so on. We are always trying to determine those [partners] who are most relevant to the elderly.” To watch the video, please click on the link http://www.mobileworldlive.com/videos/doro-aims-to-create-a-senior-smartphone-ecosystem/24102

 

Well Connected. Worldwide. PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Moving Up – Crown Relocations Chicago Moves Into A New State-Of-The-Art Facility

Chicago, IL, June 4, 2012 -- Crown Relocations, a worldwide leader of global mobility, domestic and international transportation of household goods, including departure and destination services, relocated Crown Chicago into a state-of-the-art industrial facility located in the center of the Chicago metro area.

The new facility is strategically located in the heart of Chicago, which is the main freight rail epicenter of North America and an international hub for finance, industry, telecommunications, infrastructure and more. Crown Chicago’s new office and warehouse is a prime location for servicing its domestic and international clients as well as developing new business.

With the new facility, Crown Relocations is now better aligned to seize additional opportunities to share the importance of providing critical mobility services that go above and beyond packing and moving. The facility upgrade reflects the growing market demand for a best-in-class relocations services and will utilize Crown’s own equipment along with uniformed Crown staff to further strengthen the company’s brand foot-print in the industry and region.

The new facility will be managed by Jamison Roudabush, General Manager of Crown Relocations Chicago. Mr. Roudabush brings almost twenty years of experience from across various facets of the relocation industry including sales, operations, finance, leadership, and project management.

Jamison Roudabush commented: “Our team is highly determined to take full advantage of this new state-of-the-art facility. We are delighted with the opportunities this enhanced infrastructure brings to the Crown Relocations team in terms of allowing our staff to best care for our customers and their global mobility needs.” New Address for Crown Chicago: Crown Relocations 1620 Fullerton Court, Suite 300 Glendale Heights, IL 60139 USA Telephone: +1-630-678-9015 Quick facts: Office and Warehouse size: 20,000 square feet, along with leading edge communication systems

 

Storage Capacity: Nearly 500 vaults, as well as open space for commercial and logistics projects Crown Relocations Crown Relocations' (crownrelo.com) services include expense management, policy consulting and program administration, online tracking tools, storage, transit protection, home and school search, intercultural services, home sale services (BVO/GBO), and domestic and international transportation of household goods. We provide services for corporations, diplomats and private customers. Crown Relocations operates from over 250 locations in almost 60 countries. Crown's other divisions include Crown Fine Arts, Crown Records Management, Crown Logistics and Crown Wine Cellars. Crown was established in 1965 and is a privately held company with global headquarters in Hong Kong and US headquarters in Huntington Beach, CA.

# # # CROWN RELOCAITONS MEDIA RELATIONS: Ivette Almeida Grayling Telephone: +1-917-302-9946 Email: ivette.almeida@grayling.com Viktoriia Kyryliuk Grayling Telephone: +1-646-284-9420 Email: viktoriia.kyryliuk@grayling.com CROWN RELOCATIONS CORPORATE CONTACTS: AMERICAS: Sheryl Cherry Crown Relocations Telephone: +1 714-898-0961 E-mail: scherry@crownrelo.com ASIA-PACIFIC: Susanne Österholm Crown Worldwide Holdings Ltd. Telephone: (852) 2528 6111 E-mail: sosterholm@crownworldwide.com EUROPE/MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA: Marco Dilenge Crown Worldwide GmbH Telephone: (49) 69 1539-4000 E-mail: mdilenge@crownworldwide.com

 

 PRESS RELEASE UAV Navigation Announces its Sponsorship of Reno Race Plane Company to Apply its Rich Experience in the National Championship Air Races and Air Show New York, NY, July 18, 2012 -- UAV Navigation, a leading vendor of flight control avionics and motion processing solutions, today announced its sponsorship of a plane in Reno’s National Championship Air Races and Air Show in September 2012. Guillermo Parodi, UAV Navigation’s CEO and co-founder, will fly the aircraft as a pilot. His plane nº36, dubbed “N-A-RUSH”, is a Cassutt Special III, a single-seat racing jet designed in the United States in 1951 by ex-TWA captain Tom Cassutt. Guillermo commented, “I appreciate the first-hand experience of flight-testing the company’s avionics equipment myself. It is a direct way of understanding the needs of the ultimate consumer and a fertile ground for breeding new ideas.” UAV Navigation has extensive experience in motor sports events. It has supplied the telemetry used in the Red Bull air shows and the camera stabilization for Moto GP. These extreme environments provide a highly visible and challenging training ground for the company’s equipment. Prototypes and ideas can be tested in a real and demanding environment and later translated into final products in general aviation, unmanned systems and UAV Navigation’s core markets. ABOUT RENO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AIR RACES The Reno National Championship Air Races is the last pylon-racing event in the world. With seven classes of aircraft racing around the unique course, anywhere from 50 to 500 feet above the ground flying wing-tip to wing-tip at speeds exceeding 500 miles per hour, it is truly an event not to be missed. The plane that UAV sponsors participates in the Formula One Class. Formula One aircraft are all powered by a Continental O-200 engine. The fastest Formula One aircraft reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12-mile race course in Reno. Many Formula One aircraft are built by the pilots that race them and are a relatively inexpensive way to enjoy the excitement and satisfaction of air racing. ABOUT UAV NAVIGATION Founded in 2004, UAV Navigation is an ISO9001-certified privately owned company that specializes in the design of flight control systems and motion processors and has offices in Spain, US and Israel. Its high performance navigation and autopilot solutions are used by many Tier1 aerospace companies in a wide range of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) such as high-performance tactical unmanned planes, targets, mini UAVs, helicopters and quadcopters aerial vehicles. The cornerstone of the company’s success is its technology for navigation, motion processing algorithms and deep integration. A multinational team of experts with backgrounds as diverse as aerospace or

 

microelectronics contributes in bringing motion processing technology to new markets with its skills and experience.

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UAV Navigation to sponsor Reno racerUAV Navigation to sponsor Reno racer By Janice Wood July 17, 2012 UAV Navigation, a vendor of flight control avionics and motion processing solutions, will sponsor a plane in Reno’s National Championship Air Races and Air Show in September. Guillermo Parodi, UAV Navigation’s CEO and co-founder, will fly the aircraft as a pilot. His plane, nº36, dubbed “N-A-RUSH”, is a Cassutt Special III, a single-seat racing jet designed in the United States in 1951 by ex-TWA captain Tom Cassutt. Guillermo commented, “I appreciate the first-hand experience of flight-testing the company’s avionics equipment myself. It is a direct way of understanding the needs of the ultimate consumer and a fertile ground for breeding new ideas.” UAV Navigation has supplied the telemetry used in the Red Bull air shows and the camera stabilization for Moto GP. These extreme environments provide a highly visible and challenging training ground for the company’s equipment, company officials said, noting prototypes and ideas can be tested in a real and demanding environment and later translated into final products in general aviation, unmanned systems and UAV Navigation’s core markets. The Reno National Championship Air Races is the last pylon-racing event in the world. With seven classes of aircraft racing around the unique course, anywhere from 50 to 500 feet above the ground flying wing-tip to wing-tip at speeds exceeding 500 miles per hour, it is truly an event not to be missed. The plane that UAV sponsors participates in the Formula One Class. Formula One aircraft are all powered by a Continental O-200 engine. The fastest Formula One aircraft reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12-mile race course in Reno. Founded in 2004, UAV Navigation is a privately owned company that specializes in the design of flight control systems and motion processors and has offices in Spain, US and Israel. For more information: UAVNavigation.org http://www.generalaviationnews.com/2012/07/17/uav-navigation-to-sponsor-reno-racer/

 

UAV Navigation To Sponsor Reno Race Plane Company To Apply Rich Experience In Championship Air Races and AirShow UAV Navigation will sponsor its CEO and co-founder Guillermo Parodi's jet aircraft in the upcoming Reno National Championship Air Races and Air Show in September 2012. Parodi will be flying a Cassutt Special III dubbed, "N-A-RUSH."

The Cassault Special III is a single seat racing jet designed in the United States in 1951 by ex-TWA Captain Tom Cassutt. It will compete in the Formula One Class. All Formula One aircraft are powered by a Continental O-200 engine. The fastest of these aircraft can reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12 mile race course in Reno.

Parodi commented, " I appreciate the first-hand experience of flight testing the company's avionics equipment myself. It is a direct way of understanding the needs of the ultimate consumer and a fertile ground for breeding new ideas.

UAV Navigation, founded in 2004, has extensive experience in motor sports events. It has supplied the telemetry used in the Red Bull air shows and the camera stabilization for Moto GP. These environs provide a highly visible and challenging training ground for the company's products. UAV Navigation specializes in the design of flight control systems and motion processors with offices in Spain, the U.s. and Israel. It's high performance navigation and autopilot systems are used in a wide range of Unmanned Aerial Systems.

The Reno National Championship Air Races is the last pylon-racing event in the world.

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UAV Navigation Announces Its Sponsorship Of Reno Race Plane Company to Apply its Rich Experience in the National Championship Air Races and Air Show New York, NY, July 17, 2012 -- UAV Navigation, a leading vendor of flight control avionics and motion processing solutions, today announced its sponsorship of a plane in Reno’s National Championship Air Races and Air Show in September 2012.

Guillermo Parodi, UAV Navigation’s CEO and co-founder, will fly the aircraft as a pilot. His plane nº36, dubbed “N-A-RUSH”, is a Cassutt Special III, a single-seat racing jet designed in the United States in 1951 by ex-TWA captain Tom Cassutt.

Guillermo commented, “I appreciate the first-hand experience of flight-testing the company’s avionics equipment myself. It is a direct way of understanding the needs of the ultimate consumer and a fertile ground for breeding new ideas.”

UAV Navigation has extensive experience in motor sports events. It has supplied the telemetry used in the Red Bull air shows and the camera stabilization for Moto GP. These extreme environments provide a highly visible and challenging training ground for the company’s equipment. Prototypes and ideas can be tested in a real and demanding environment and later translated into final products in general aviation, unmanned systems and UAV Navigation’s core markets.

ABOUT RENO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AIR RACES

The Reno National Championship Air Races is the last pylon-racing event in the world. With seven classes of aircraft racing around the unique course, anywhere from 50 to 500 feet above the ground flying wing-tip to wing-tip at speeds exceeding 500 miles per hour, it is truly an event not to be missed. The plane that UAV sponsors participates in the Formula One Class. Formula One aircraft are all powered by a Continental O-200 engine. The fastest Formula One aircraft reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12-mile race course in Reno. Many Formula One aircraft are built by the pilots that race them and are a relatively inexpensive way to enjoy the excitement and satisfaction of air racing.

ABOUT UAV NAVIGATION

Founded in 2004, UAV Navigation is an ISO9001-certified privately owned company that specializes in the design of flight control systems and motion processors and has offices in Spain, US and Israel. Its high performance navigation and autopilot solutions are used by many Tier1 aerospace companies in a wide range of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) such as high-performance tactical unmanned planes, targets, mini UAVs, helicopters and quadcopters aerial vehicles. The cornerstone of the company’s success is its technology for navigation, motion processing algorithms and deep integration. A

 

multinational team of experts with backgrounds as diverse as aerospace or microelectronics contributes in bringing motion processing technology to new markets with its skills and experience. http://www.aviationpros.com/press_release/10743379/uav-navigation-announces-its-sponsorship-of-reno-race-plane

 

UAV Navigation Sponsors Plane in Reno’s National Championship Air Races By The Editor July 24, 2012 UAV Navigation, a vendor of flight control avionics and motion processing solutions, has announced its sponsorship of a plane in Reno’s National Championship Air Races and Air Show in September 2012. Guillermo Parodi, UAV Navigation’s CEO and co-founder, will fly the aircraft as a pilot. His plane nº36, dubbed “N-A-RUSH”, is a Cassutt Special III, a single-seat racing jet designed in the United States in 1951 by ex-TWA captain Tom Cassutt. Guillermo commented, “I appreciate the first-hand experience of flight-testing the company’s avionics equipment myself. It is a direct way of understanding the needs of the ultimate consumer and a fertile ground for breeding new ideas.” UAV Navigation has extensive experience in motor sports events. It has supplied the telemetry used in the Red Bull air shows and the camera stabilization for Moto GP. These extreme environments provide a highly visible and challenging training ground for the company’s equipment. Prototypes and ideas can be tested in a real and demanding environment and later translated into final products in general aviation, unmanned systems and UAV Navigation’s core markets. The Reno National Championship Air Races is the last pylon-racing event in the world. With seven classes of aircraft racing around the unique course, anywhere from 50 to 500 feet above the ground flying wing-tip to wing-tip at speeds exceeding 500 miles per hour, it is truly an event not to be missed. The plane that UAV sponsors participates in the Formula One Class. Formula One aircraft are all powered by a Continental O-200 engine. The fastest Formula One aircraft reach almost 250 mph on the 3.12-mile race course in Reno. Many Formula One aircraft are built by the pilots that race them and are a relatively inexpensive way to enjoy the excitement and satisfaction of air racing. Founded in 2004, UAV Navigation is an ISO9001-certified privately owned company that specializes in the design of flight control systems and motion processors and has offices in Spain, US and Israel. Its high performance navigation and autopilot solutions are used by many Tier1 aerospace companies in a wide range of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) such as high-performance tactical unmanned planes, targets, mini UAVs, helicopters and quadcopters aerial vehicles. The cornerstone of the company’s success is its technology for navigation, motion processing algorithms and deep integration. A multinational team of experts with backgrounds as diverse as aerospace or microelectronics contributes in bringing motion processing technology to new markets with its skills and experience. http://www.uasvision.com/2012/07/24/uav-navigation-sponsors-plane-in-reno’s-national-championship-air-races/