Technology Brands and Products

'Born in Japan Entertaining The World' is Sansui's tagline, reflecting its Japanese origins and global electronics reach. Samsung is Korean ('Inspire the World, Create the Future'), LG is Korean ('Life's Good'), and Videocon is Indian. Sansui was a major Japanese audio brand.

Infosys, the Indian IT services giant founded in 1981, uses the tagline 'Powered by Intellect, Driven by Values' to reflect its brand philosophy of combining technical excellence with ethical business practices. This slogan has been associated with Infosys for decades.

Philips, the Dutch multinational technology company, uses 'Sense and Simplicity' as its tagline to emphasize user-friendly design. This slogan reflects their focus on creating products that are intuitive and accessible to consumers.

Samsung used the slogan 'Big inside. Small outside' to market its mobile phones, emphasizing compact exterior design with powerful internal features. Nokia, Sony, and Motorola are not associated with this specific advertising campaign.

Sony acquired Ericsson's mobile phone business to create the joint venture Sony Ericsson in 2001. Nokia was not acquired by Sony, DoCoMo is Japanese, and CellOne is an Indian brand.

"Where do you want to go today?" was Microsoft's iconic advertising slogan/tagline used in the late 1990s. It emphasized the empowering potential of software and the internet. SCO, Novell, and Lotus were other tech companies but not associated with this slogan.

Onida's famous television advertisement campaign featured the tagline "Your neighbours will go envy" (grammatically "Your neighbours will envy you"). Onida used this positioning to market their TVs as desirable premium products that would make others jealous. LG, Samsung, and Videocon did not use this campaign.

KPMG's long-running global slogan is 'It's time for clarity' - used in their advertising campaigns. PwC, EY, and Deloitte have different taglines.

AT&T's tagline has been 'The world's networking company' reflecting their telecommunications infrastructure focus. Cisco is 'The Worldwide Leader in Networking for the Internet'. Juniper is 'The New Network'.

Toshiba's campaign used 'Choose freedom' promoting their laptops and electronics. This was part of their branding in consumer electronics.

Sonus is indeed a Latin word meaning sound. The brand name Sony was derived from this Latin root, combined with 'Sonny' (a slang term meaning young boy).

Kodak used 'Share moments, Share life' as their advertising tagline to emphasize capturing and preserving memories through photography. The other companies listed (Konica, FujiFilm, Nippon) had different marketing slogans.

Apple's iconic 'Think Different' campaign celebrated creative individuals who challenged the status quo. The campaign launched in 1997 and became a cultural touchstone for the brand's innovative identity.