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May 22, 2012
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The landline is dead. Or at least it will be in the near future, and
Orcon CEO Scott Bartlett says its new Genius device, on sale today,
marks the beginning of the end. It routes phone calls over a broadband connection while doubling as a wireless modem, among other features. And while TUANZ head Paul Brislen reckons voice calls over IP should be unmetered, he says it’s a step in the right direction.
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It started out as the spark of an idea in a Kiwi bloke’s garage; now it’s gone worldwide and shows no signs of slowing down. Auckland commercialisation firm EverEdge IP has signed a
licensing deal with Danone, the world’s largest dairy manufacturer, to
launch the CrushPak in Canada and Argentina. The CrushPak, which
recently won a packaging prize at the 2011 iF Design Awards in
Dusseldorf, enables consumers to consume viscous foods in four different
ways. “It was developed literally by a guy in a garage,” says CEO Paul Adams. “Now he has a much bigger garage and is inventing further.”
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That little man with the frizzy brown hair, squeaky voice and bright
coloured lycra might have agitated some, but he’s been part of a
marketing recipe for success that has earned Air New Zealand a
prestigious global win at the 10th annual Airline Strategy Awards held in London. The awards, held in conjunction with the monthly magazine Airline Business, featured eight categories with Air New Zealand taking out the marketing category.
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Apple has clocked up a record profit this quarter, thanks to phenomenal iPhone and iPad sales. Sales and profit figures increased last year’s equivalent performance by 82 percent and 125 percent, respectively; the company also broke its own record for the most iPhones sold during a quarter.
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