EXHIBIT 99.2

AZONIC CORPORATION ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF NEW OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.


NEW YORK--(BUSINESS  WIRE)--October 14, 2004--Azonic  Corporation  (OTCBB:AZOI -
News) announces the appointment of the following individuals as new officers and
directors:


John G. Simmonds: Chief Executive Officer and Director

         Mr.  Simmonds,  54, has 35 years of  experience  in the  communications
sector. He has extensive  experience in building teams,  operating systems,  and
distribution  networks.  Mr. Simmonds has particular  experience with developing
distribution networks for Midland(TM) LMR products worldwide, an asset now owned
by Wireless  Age  Communications,  Inc.  (OTCBB:WLSA),  through its wholly owned
subsidiary,  Prime Wireless Corporation. Mr. Simmonds was integral in developing
the Midland(TM)  brand  worldwide  following an initial product launch in Canada
during the late 1970's through his family  business A.C Simmonds & Sons Ltd. and
later   followed  by  the  successful   acquisition  of  Midland   International
Corporation from Western Auto, a subsidiary of Sears in 1993.

         Mr. Simmonds has, since March 2003,  been the Chief  Executive  Officer
and a Director of Wireless Age Communications, Inc. In addition, since 1998, Mr.
Simmonds  has served as the CEO and a Director  of  TrackPower  (OTCBB:TPWR),  a
development  company involved in horse race track ownership  opportunities.  Mr.
Simmonds  has also been CEO and or  director  of several  other  companies.  Mr.
Simmonds will replace Gregory H. Laborde as Azonic's CEO. Mr.  Laborde,  who has
served as Azonic's CEO since September of 2003,  voluntarily  resigned as CEO as
of October 12, 2004.


Gary Hokkanen: Chief Financial Officer

         Mr. Hokkanen,  48, is an executive level financial  manager with over 6
years experience in public company financial management. Mr. Hokkanen has, since
May 2003, been the Chief Financial Officer of Wireless Age Communications,  Inc.
From  January  2001 to April 2003 Mr.  Hokkanen  was CFO of IRMG Inc., a Toronto
based  financial  management  consulting  firm.  Mr.  Hokkanen  served as CFO of
Simmonds  Capital  Limited  from July 1998 to January  2001 and served as CFO of
Trackpower  Inc. from  February 1998 to June 2001.  For the period April 1996 to
July 1998, Mr. Hokkanen  served as Treasurer of Simmonds  Capital  Limited.  Mr.
Hokkanen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto and is a
CMA (Certified Management  Accountant) and a member of the Society of Management
Accountants, Ontario.


Jim Hardy: Chief Operating Officer

         Mr. Hardy,  49, has more than 25 years of experience in both  technical
and  business  development.  He has  served  since  May 2004 as Chief  Operating
Officer of Wireless Age  Communications,  Inc. From 1999-2000,  he served as the
President  and COO of Iceberg  Media Inc. (TSX Venture  Exchange  symbol:  YIC),
where he implemented a fully integrated  internet broadcast  facility.  In 1991,
Mr. Hardy founded HTI Inc.,  which is a professional  services  consulting  firm
involved in the high tech industry. In 1987, he joined Oracle Corporation Canada
Inc. as Corporate  Consultant and later became  Vice-President  responsible  for
Oracle  Canada's  Consulting  Division until 1991. In 1984, he co-founded  Nexus
Computer  Consultants,  a systems  consulting  firm, and served as President and
CEO.



David MacKinnon: Chief Technology Officer.

         Mr.  MacKinnon,  54, has more than 30 years of  experience  in wireless
communications systems, business development and management.  Mr. MacKinnon has,
since  May  of  2004,  been  the  Chief  Technology   Officer  of  Wireless  Age
Communications,  Inc. From 1995 until May of 2004, Mr. MacKinnon was employed as
the Chairman of Selmah House,  Ltd., a private company  involved in the business
of technology  consulting,  financial services and investments.  From 1980 until
1995, Mr.  MacKinnon was employed with  SNC-Lavalin  (TSX:  SNC), an engineering
consulting company, where he last held the position of Senior Vice President. At
SNC-Lavalin,  Mr.  MacKinnon was involved in remote  sensing in  particular  the
real-time collection of oceanographic,  metrological and sea ice information ice
in both  the  Beaufort  Sea and the  North  Atlantic.  Mr.  MacKinnon  is a 1971
graduate of St.  Mary's  University  in Halifax,  Nova Scotia.  He also attended
Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, for two years.


Carrie Weiler: Corporate Secretary

         Ms. Weiler, 45, provides Corporate Secretarial services to the Simmonds
group of companies,  which she joined in 1979. She has, since 1994,  also served
as Vice President of Corporate  Development for Simmonds group of companies.  In
addition,  since May 2003,  Ms. Weiler has served as the Corporate  Secretary of
Wireless Age Communications, Inc.


David Smardon (Chairman of the Board)

         Dave  Smardon,  50,  is a  seasoned  executive  with  a  background  in
establishing,  growing, and financing technology-based companies. Mr. Smardon is
currently CEO and Managing Partner of Nibiru Capital Management Limited.

         Since 1991,  Mr. Smardon has been involved in several  turnarounds  and
re-financings of Canadian  technology  companies where he has raised  additional
capital and assisted in  operational  restructuring.  In 1997,  he was chosen to
spearhead the  establishment  of a government  sponsored  Internet portal called
Innovator's  Alliance.  As interim CEO, Mr. Smardon attracted over $2 million in
corporate  sponsors  for  the  non-profit  organization  and  helped  recruit  a
membership  base of 125 CEOs  before  turning  the  reigns  over to a  full-time
Managing Director.

         Through the 1990s,  Mr.  Smardon  established  and  expanded the Nibiru
group of companies including Nibiru Tactical Corporation, Nibiru Investments and
Nibiru Capital Management Limited. These entities provide investment capital and
hands-on operational management to high growth technology companies. In addition
they provide advisory,  due diligence and investment syndication services to the
institutional investment communities.

Ralph V. (Terry) Hadley, III, Esq.: Director

         Mr. Hadley,  62, is currently and has been the Managing Partner of Swan
& Hadley,  P.A., a law firm based in Winter Park, Florida,  since prior to 1994.
Mr.  Hadley is the  nominee  of the  Filippo  Guani  Revocable  Trust,  which is
entitled to nominate one member of Azonic Corp.'s Board of Directors pursuant to
an Asset Sale  Agreement  with Azonic Corp.  dated  August 26,  2004.  The Trust
currently owns 3.000,000  shares of the Azonic's common stock and is eligible to
receive up to an additional  1,500,000 shares of Azonic Corp.'s common stock and
an earn out payment of up to  $3,000,000.  Mr.  Hadley  received his Bachelor of
Science  degree from the  University  of Florida in 1965 and his law degree from
the University of Florida College of Law in 1968.

         Messrs. Simmonds, Smardon and Hadley join Mr. Laborde on Azonic's Board
of  Directors.  Mr.  Karl  Nelson,  who  served as a  Director  of Azonic  since
September of 2003, voluntarily resigned in August of 2004.



Additional Information.


         Mr.  Simmonds,  Mr.  Hokkanen,  Mr. Hardy, Mr. MacKinnon and Ms. Weiler
provide services to Azonic Corp. pursuant to a Management  Services  Agreements.
All of the  above-named  officers  are also  officers  (in the  same  respective
capacities) of Wireless Age Communications, Inc. (OTCBB:WLSA), with which Azonic
Corp.  has entered into a strategic  alliance to develop and market a disposable
cellular phone. Wireless Age Communications,  Inc., owns 4,460,000 shares of the
Azonic's common stock.

         Mr. Smardon provides services to Azonic Corp.  pursuant to a Consulting
Agreement with Azonic Corp.  dated as of October 1, 2004. Mr. Smardon is the CEO
and Managing General Partner of Nibiru Capital  Management  Limited,  which owns
4,460,000 shares of Azonic Corp.'s common stock.

         Additional  information  about the terms of the  relationships  between
Azonic  Corp.,  the  above-named   individuals,   and  the  other  entities  and
organizations  mentioned  in this  press  release  (including  copies of written
agreements)  are being  filed on a Form 8-K and will be  available  at the SEC's
website:  www.sec.gov.  However, the SEC has not reviewed,  verified or approved
any portion of this press release or the above-referenced Form 8-K.

About Wireless Age Communication Inc.

Wireless Age Communications Inc. operates three Strategic Business Units (SBUs).
They consist of Wireless Age for the retail  sector , Wireless  Source  covering
wholesale/distribution   and  Wireless  Works  is  the  Company's  networks  and
engineering division.

Wireless Age retail outlets market and sell next  generation  wireless  products
and  services.   Wireless  Source  distributes  prepaid  phone  cards,  wireless
accessories,  land mobile radios,  batteries and ancillary  electronics products
throughout  North America.  Wireless Works operates  broadband public access and
private networks and develops and deploys  consumer and commercial  products for
use on those networks.

Wireless Age's retail  operations  (Wireless Age) are conducted  through its 94%
owned  subsidiary  Wireless  Age  Communications,   Ltd.  Wholesale   operations
(Wireless Source) are conducted through its wholly owned  subsidiaries  Wireless
Source Distribution Ltd., Marlon  Distributors Ltd., Prime Wireless  Corporation
and the A.C.  Simmonds and Sons  operating  division.  Networks and  engineering
operations  (Wireless Works) are conducted through agreements with Knowlton Pass
Electronics Limited and Maxtel Wireless Inc.

Wireless Age has an investment in RELM Wireless  Corporation which  manufactures
and  markets  high-specification  two-way  communications  equipment  for use by
public safety professionals and government  agencies,  as well as radios for use
in a wide range of commercial and industrial applications.  Advances include new
low-cost  digital  portable  two-way  radios  compliant  with  APCO  Project  25
technical  specifications.  Products are manufactured and distributed  worldwide
under BK Radio, RELM and Uniden PRC brand names.

Wireless Age also has an investment in Azonic  Corporation which plans to market
two low cost, analog phones. One is designed to be located in glove boxes, first
aid kits and  emergency  supply  packages and used for emergency  purposes.  The
second  is a  prepaid  wireless  phone  designed  to be used in the low cost and
short-term usage markets.

For  additional  information  about  Wireless  Age  Communications  Inc.  or its
subsidiaries,  please visit our website at  www.thewirelessage.com or review our
periodic   filings   with   the   Securities   and   Exchange    Commission   at
http://www.sec.gov.



This  press  release  contains  "forward-looking  statements"  as defined in the
Private  Securities   Litigation  Reform  Act  of  1995.  These  forward-looking
statements are based on currently available competitive,  financial and economic
data and  management's  views and  assumptions  regarding  future  events.  Such
forward-looking  statements are inherently uncertain.  Azonic Corporation cannot
provide  assurances  that the matters  described  in this press  release will be
successfully  completed or that we will realize the anticipated  benefits of any
transaction.  Actual  results may differ  materially  from those  projected as a
result of certain risks and uncertainties,  including but not limited to: global
economic and market  conditions;  the war on terrorism and the potential for war
or other  hostilities in other parts of the world; the availability of financing
and lines of credit;  successful  integration of acquired or merged  businesses;
changes in interest rates; management's ability to forecast revenues and control
expenses,  especially  on a  quarterly  basis;  unexpected  decline in  revenues
without a corresponding  and timely  slowdown in expense growth;  our ability to
retain key management and employees; intense competition and our ability to meet
demand at  competitive  prices and to continue to introduce new products and new
versions of existing  products that keep pace with  technological  developments,
satisfy  increasingly  sophisticated  customer  requirement  and achieve  market
acceptance;  relationships with significant suppliers and customers;  as well as
other risks and uncertainties,  including but not limited to those detailed from
time to time in Azonic Corporation's SEC filings.  Azonic Corporation undertakes
no  obligation  to update  information  contained in this  release.  For further
information   regarding   risks  and   uncertainties   associated   with  Azonic
Corporation's  business,  please refer to the risks and  uncertainties  detailed
from time to time in Azonic Corporation's SEC filings.


Contact:
       Azonic Corporation
       John G. Simmonds
       Chief Executive Officer
       (905) 833-3838 x 223



Source: Azonic Corporation