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3. Kellogg’s faced challenges in India due to differing breakfast habits.
8. Nike created a detailed plan for its self-lacing shoes, highlighting their unique technology.
11. Starbucks launched a new coffee blend in select markets to gauge customer reactions.
13. Google employees pitched ideas for wearable technology like Google Glass during innovation sessions.
15. Majority Customers who waited for reviews before buying electric vehicles.
17. Electric vehicles are perceived as better for the environment compared to traditional cars.
18. Procter & Gamble filtered out impractical ideas for new detergents based on feasibility.
20. Domino's introduced a new pizza crust in a single city to gauge customer feedback.
21. Tesla’s first customers were risk-takers who valued cutting-edge technology.
23. Samsung’s engineers brainstormed concepts for foldable phones.
25. A customer who subscribes to a Country Delight delivery service after trying a sample kit.
26. Apple’s iPhone rapidly scaled sales after its launch in 2007.

1. Early versions of virtual reality headsets struggled due to their complicated setup.
2. Coca-Cola continues to generate high profits despite minimal market expansion.
4. Dyson's vacuum cleaners gained popularity due to public demos showcasing their unique suction power.
5. Pepsi introduced Tropicana with a focus on health-conscious consumers.
6. Apple introduced its first-generation Apple Watch globally after testing and refining.
7. BlackBerry sales plummeted as smartphones became more advanced.
9. Google Glass failed due to low consumer interest and limited practical use.
10. Amazon’s advertisements inform potential customers about its drone delivery service.
12. Free trials of Netflix helped customers experience its benefits before subscribing.
14. Samsung’s Knox security platform appeals to business users.
16. Microsoft launched the Zune too late to compete with the iPod.
19. Coca-Cola rejected multiple flavor variants before deciding on Coca-Cola Zero.
22. Landline phones are still used by a small group that resists adopting smartphones.
24. Adopters Influencers who endorse new haircare brand, ‘Ravel’ help drive initial interest.