Mar 15, 2022
SPYR (OTCQB: SPYR), dba SPYR Technologies, a technology company and its subsidiary, Applied Magix Inc., have appointed a new advisory board member. Fred Tio, a former senior creative director of Worldwide Marcom, Apple Inc., has accepted an invitation to serve on the Applied Magix advisory board. Applied Magix develops and resells Apple(R) ecosystem-compatible products in the growing multibillion-dollar IoT smart home and connected car markets. According to the announcement, Tio is looking forward to bringing his Apple experience and passion to the Applied Magix line of products. The company noted that Tio’s influence will be felt on the development and expansion of Applied Magix and its ecosystem of Apple-compatible products moving forward. “What a pleasure to have Fred Tio on our advisory board, and to have his experience and advice to help us grow,” said Applied Magix CEO Dr. Harald Zink in the press release. “We have worked together in our various prior lives, and it will be great to be working with Fred once again.”
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About SPYR Inc.
SPYR Technologies is a technology company that, through its subsidiary Applied Magix Inc., develops and resells Apple ecosystem-compatible products with an emphasis on the growing multibillion-dollar IoT smart home and connected car markets. SPYR continues to identify and target acquisitions that will grow its footprint in the industry and expand the products it offers consumers, including companies developing artificial intelligence (“AI”) and smart-technology products. For more information about this company, visit www.SPRY.com.
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