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Extra Credit: SoftBank buying 70% stake in Sprint

1)What does this mean for Sprint subscribers?
Firstly, this would mean that there still would be a Sprint to subscribe to. The other concern would be the interests of Softbank, a Japanese company and whether this would affect American customers such as pricing plans or changes in billing. Due to this influx of cash, this could be a further expansion of Sprint leading it to become a larger competitive force in the industry, things such as LTE coverage or signal is one such example.

2)Should AT&T and Verizon be concerned about Sprint’s new global partner?
Yes, as this deal will give Sprint a larger boost in the market, other companies will need to ensure they remain competitive. They need to differentiate themselves from Sprint either through better service or lower prices. Although it is bad for other companies as it bites into their profits, customers have more variety to choose from and prevents a monopoly from taking hold.

-Ga Ho Lin

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Extra Credit: How Technology is used in China

China has been a major economic player in the world economy yet it is not known for its technological prowess in modern times. However, it has been playing catchup with the rest of the world. They have been adopting many technologies from other countries implementing them, with one example being the magnet trains which has provided faster transportation and made available for use. Although there have been positive benefits to having technology improved in areas, there have been negative effects due to how it is handled. One major example of this is the censorship of the internet where the government has banned information access on what they view to be harmful. This essentially slows down progress in areas such as information ethics. So technology in China can go both ways, it can be for the betterment of its society
or not.
-Ga Ho Lin

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SkyDrive Question

What is Microsoft offering to to compete with the various other cloud systems such as dropbox and Google Drive?

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How people use Microsoft access at work

I personally have never used Access before. It seems that it is used by others to store data and basically seems like a excel database. It is used to combine and quickly look up information used in spreadsheets. Doing so helps people by placing data in one single place.
http://www.opengatesw.net/ms-access-tutorials/What-Is-Microsoft-Access-Used-For.htm

Ga Ho Lin

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Office 2013

www.microsoft.com/office/preview/en/excel-2013-preview

One of the new features of excel 2013 is the ability to post spreadsheets to a social network by simply embedding it on one of the network’s pages. This would probably benefit people since in this day and age, people begin to become more connected through the internet using facebook or twitter.

Ga Ho Lin

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How people use excel at work

School counts as work right?

But other than that I have never really had too much interaction with excel except for being taught the basics and using it to solve math problems for a business course and math course. It was explained that it was a program to help many financial firms and such to help balance and maintain numbers such as salary, expenses, and revenue. I’m sure with this class we’ll all be proficient in some form in excel soon.

Ga Ho Lin

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Here is the link for my profile

https://blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/members/gl118927/

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