National Press Release

VANCOUVER, June 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Current Technology Corporation (OTCBB:CRTCF) reports its 62% owned Texas-based subsidiary Celevoke, Inc. ("Celevoke") is formally introducing its proprietary NextGen Tracking System to prospective users and interested parties, including insurance companies and industry associations, initially in North America. "This is cutting edge technology," stated Celevoke CEO Chuck Allen. "We are the first developer to use newly designed components produced by Wavecom and Trimble. We are both proud of and excited by this proprietary and feature rich tracking system, and believe it will be well received by all who see and use it."

The NextGen Tracking System combines a patented power management system with very low energy consuming components, to deliver an elegant tracking solution for the power sports industry. "We have designed this product to the highest standard," continued Mr. Allen. "Importantly, it meets Harley Davidson Motorcycle Specifications and Direct Connects to Harley's (and other motorcycle manufacturers') alarm systems. We believe it is the first such device to use all automotive grade components capable of operating in -40 to +85C conditions."

The features and benefits of Celevoke's NextGen Tracking System include the following:

    --  "Rider Down 911" proprietary algorithm measures change in
        velocity and angles, and instantly calls 911 (or designated call
        recipient) in the event of an accident
    --  "Bike Down" report when parked (instant alert motorcycle has
        fallen down when parked)
    --  "Bike Upright But No Ignition" report when parked (provides an
        instant advanced theft alert)
    --  User selected time interval, geo-fencing, destination, boundary, and
        unauthorized movement when parked reporting
    --  Advanced Feature Rich Automotive Reporting Format (ARF-ARF)
    --  Very small size - same width and slightly longer than a credit card

About Celevoke

Celevoke is poised to become a market leader in the projected $38.3 billion (by 2011) global market for Machine to Machine technology (M2M) (according to ABI Research), which is the integrated use of telecommunications and informatics. More specifically, it is the science of sending, receiving and storing information wirelessly between machines via telecommunication devices. Celevoke has patented integrated Telematics and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) with sensing technology. This proprietary suite of hardware and software products enables users to remotely monitor, track, control parameters and protect a wide variety of asset classes. Examples include people, meters, automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, shipping containers and covert vehicles used for law enforcement and intelligence gathering in a global marketplace. Celevoke is 62% owned by Current Technology Corporation.

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SOURCE Current Technology Corporation