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    Sony Xperia Z3 Case Study

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    One Click to Root Sony Xperia Z3 Safely Sony Mobile (previously known as Sony Ericsson Mobile)‚ a subsidiary of the electronics giant Sony Corporation launched in the Xperia Z3 smartphone some where in September of 2014. The Z3 has a big 5.20 inch touchscreen display with 1080 by 1920 pixels in resolution. Sony powered its Xperia Z3 with a 2.5 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor and a whopping 3GB RAM. The most awesome part is its 16 GB internal memory with an expandable storage of 128

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    Sony’s Future Focus in the Video Game Industry The video game industry has gone through six generations of consoles‚ and the seventh is now underway with new consoles from Nintendo‚ Sony‚ and Microsoft. Atari led the first generation of the video game industry. They were able to create the first home video game Pong in 1972‚ and they were the first to develop the interchangeable cartridge and the joystick. The creation of the interchangeable cartridges allowed for third party independent video

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    Sony Ericsson Background and Situation analysis Ever since the Japanese electronics company Sony and the Swedish telecom giant Ericsson came together to form Sony Ericsson‚ big things were expected in terms of technologically advanced wireless phones as well as improved sales and market shares. However‚ the first year passed with a lot of disappointment. Sony Ericsson’s already low market shares began to drop rapidly and the company was losing money. On the other hand‚ the much anticipated

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    Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir Fun Home uses visual repetition to produce a Text which plays with its reader and invites its reader to play. Bechdel’s father committed suicide by stepping in front of a Sunbeam Ranch bread truck‚ and throughout the novel Bechdel repeats the Sunbeam Bread logo in moments she wants the reader to interact with‚ to explore more deeply. She invites us‚ with this logo‚ to make connections‚ to move backwards and forwards through the text and pay attention to the use of

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    Ebook Advantage

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    E-books has a long way to go? Since the turn of the century‚ computers have become more portable‚ and technology has made many aspects of life more portable. Even books have been become more mobile in recent years with the popularization of e-books available online and e-readers that allow a person to carry a virtual library anywhere. With all the changes‚ there are some advantages and disadvantages brought by e-books. Is it feasible that it will disappear one day as its disadvantages outweigh its

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    Rudi Gassner and the Executive Committee of BMG International BMG International is a subsidiary of Bertelsmann AG‚ a German media conglomerate that became the second largest media enterprise with 1992 sales of $9.7 billion. At that time Bertelsmann was comprised of over 200 companies and 50‚000 employees in 37 countries whose business interests included music‚ radio‚ television‚ film‚ book‚ magazine and newspaper publishing and distribution‚ printing and manufacturing operations. Headquarted in

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    Rapid Fire

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    RAPID FIRE QUESTIONS * What is the Indian version of Barbie called? Monica. * What does BMG stand for in the music label BMG Crescendo? Bertelsmann Music Group * Who has written the book Emotional Intelligence? DanielGoleman * Lux soap was launched in India in 1929. * What is Karamchand Appliances Private Ltd’s most well known product/brand? All-Out Mosquito Repellent * This company was the first to launch CDMA mobile services in India Tata Teleservices * World’s largest

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    Rudi Gassner and Bmg

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    After acquiring RCA‚ BMG became part of the "Big Six" record companies in the world; these six companies provided 80% of the worldwide music sales. In this industry‚ competition is fierce for new repertoire and market share. To become successful globally‚ it was important to have a presence in key markets‚ and to have an efficient A&R Marketing strategy to keep attracting new repertoire. But with being global‚ it is always a challenge for the company to set up the right organization to be able to

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    "Welcome to the World of Sony - Unless the Yen Keeps Rising" - Given instability in the currency markets‚ why do you think it is important for Sony to manufacture more products in the United States and Europe and to also buy more from suppliers in other countries in Asia? It is important for Sony to manufacture more products in the United States and Europe as a way to sell more and improve profit margins. The most straightforward way to manage exchange rate fluctuations and minimize the

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    Apple V/S Sony Strategy

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    introduced the audio cassette. However‚ it wasn’t until 1979 when SONY Corporation (“SONY’) came along and revolutionized the portable audio industry with its trademark product the “WALKMAN” by providing quality sound through stereo ear phones. Subsequently‚ SONY and PHILPS Consumer Electronics division set up a joint taskforce to create a new audio format (i.e. Compact Discs) and thereon in 1984‚ the second wave of PAP’s were born with SONY introducing the “DISCMAN”‚ a portable CD player. Further

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