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KickApps has always differentiated itself from competitor Ning by focusing on content publishers and media companies.

The company has processes and materials that help differentiate itself from competitors.

Eager to shake its reputation as a simple contract manufacturer and differentiate itself from competitors like Acer, Asus has adopted an Apple-like zeal for quality and innovation.

Google Play, Google's marketplace for Android applications which now reaches a billion people in over 190 countries, has historically differentiated itself from rival Apple by allowing developers to immediately publish their mobile applications without a lengthy review process.

For example, France Telecom has differentiated itself from VoIP competitors by using the technology as the basis of its new "Voix Haute Définition" (high-definition voice) service, which enables hi-fi quality audio connections between subscribers.

Patrick Moorhead, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy believes IBM has really differentiated itself from the competition with this chip.

The Journal has long differentiated itself from the competition as the go-to source for authoritative business-news reporting.

Pluto TV, a video streaming service targeting cord cutters, has differentiated itself from other over-the-top competitors like Netflix by offering a more TV-like experience with over 100 "channels" you flip through in an interface that looks similar to a traditional TV guide.

The platform has differentiated itself from the online charity giving competition by not taking a cut of donations.

Unfortunately, Andersen has differentiated itself from the other guys.

In its singular way, the show was well done and differentiated itself from the sunshine clothes shown on most runways.