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And since the Apple screen is now taller but no wider, the usability of the extra space is very much in the to-be-determined category (the screen shape is more vertical or oblong depending on how you are holding the phone, closer to a widescreen TV than before).
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Each screen represents a category, such as Comedy or Drama, and users simply slide from screen to screen to browse listings.
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He won the Worst Screen Couple category for his role as the twins in The man In The Iron Mask.
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Sticking to the entertainment category, but scaling down a bit in screen size, let me move on to another brand that, because of the laser focus on its brand idea, remains on the consumer hit list, Mad Men.
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In April it began selling the iPad, the first successful touch-screen tablet computer, and created a market for an entire new category of consumer electronics.
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An Education was brought to the big screen by celebrated British writer Nick Hornby, who has been named in the adapted screenplay category.
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The screen is really great, with a good amount of viewing angle and brightness for the category and plenty of resolution to differentiate HD content.
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Also in August, Samsung expanded the category further with the GALAXY Note 10.1, which has a 10.1-inch large screen, a Multiscreen feature for the ultimate multitasking, and enhanced features for users' productivity, creativity and learning abilities.
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Tiny upstart Sling Media is now a veteran in this category, with a nearly two-year-old device that tosses video over the Web from a TV screen to a computer or portable device.
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