Cinemas can't lure viewers away from Netflix with big screens — so now they're trying three big screens.
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The second challenge is the harder one: Android apps on big screens have been bad for as long as there have been Android apps on big screens.
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The N.F.L. Network plays at all times on big screens.
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The obvious targets include big screens, 4G modems, and Bluetooth.
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Our reviewer, after resisting big screens for years, is a convert.
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Small and big screens alike have always carried alien and UFOs.
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The fact is the same as ever: big screens are good.
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Just give me something, gadget makers, because I'm bored by big screens.
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I like big screens, but we gotta get to all the kids.
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There were also big screens broadcasting the races scattered throughout the grounds.
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On big screens across the nation women are behaving badly, really badly.
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Tesla has built its brand around the big screens in its cars.
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Samsung has drastically altered the rule that big screens mean huge phones.
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Apps were jittery, broken, and most of all looked bad on big screens.
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Inside MSG, Lorde appeared on the big screens making a "you go girl" face.
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Since then, the boundaries of the small and big screens have become less defined.
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The accident was broadcast on the big screens and the show was temporarily halted.
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The American hunger for big cars, big screens, big personalities and Big Macs abides.
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She's returning to big screens next year in "Wonder Woman 1984," and Warner Bros.
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Jennifer Hudson will be on big screens on Friday in the new "Cats" movie.
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Progress in getting Android apps to work better on big screens has been painfully slow.
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The big screens in the stadium typically go blank, leaving the crowd in the dark.
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Here's the thing about smartphones: they are a lot better when they have big screens.
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We've come a long way from boxy big screens and the first fancy flat screens.
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Made partly for Imax and other big screens, the film puts sights and sounds first.
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There will also be "fan zones" for crowds watching games on big screens in major cities.
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The image of King stared down from two big screens on both sides of the stage.
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Would I like the picture to play on more big screens for longer periods of time?
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People who love big screens are passionate about the topic — every tenth of an inch matters.
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Audi claims this is the reason why there are no big screens inside of the car.
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Big screens above the course replay highlights of close wins and spectacular falls from previous competitions.
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In between acts, election returns came up on the big screens stationed around the space and outdoors.
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That is being displayed for us on the big screens along with guns and other crazy stuff.
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It's outdated in the age of large smartphones with big screens that span from edge to edge.
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But we realised that the stage is so big that they had big screens on the sides!
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When Mr. Earley began working at the tournament, there were no big screens and electronic review boards.
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The saddest part of "Judy" hitting big screens soon is that we know how it will end.
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Like, big screens are something we already have, so I don&apost know why we need that.
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"WELCOME to the big screens," boasts Apple of its latest iPhone models, which it announced on September 12th.
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SE users are in the minority and it's clear the focus is on big screens and Jet Black.
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They're showing Elf on the big screens and everyone sets up on blankets picnic style on the field.
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Video games used to be played on big screens through expensive consoles on couches in your mom's basement.
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Hailed for his exuberance and fluid style, the Egyptian filmmaker graces big screens again at Il Cinema Ritrovato.
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The crab chips, expansive beer selection and big screens can draw a crowd if a game is on.
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Because the Jonas Brothers' performance was pre-taped, the audience in the stadium watched it on big screens.
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The big screens briefly displayed a video highlighting her career with comments from King on their long rivalry.
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Today is all about big screens and hacked machines, but first: a cartoon about modern day identity theft.
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Big screens helped propel Samsung to top-tier prominence, and helped iPhone sales explode a few years later.
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This is the best iPhone Apple makes, so long as you don't mind big screens and can afford it.
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Not long ago, the laptop category teemed with "desktop replacements," sorta portable workhorses with big screens and powerful processors.
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Even so, 2017 is shaping up to be a banner year for phones with big screens and tiny bezels.
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The service also arrives after decades of viewers being conditioned to long-form storytelling on TVs and big screens.
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While guests ate their dinners, songs from Cruise's films played overhead as messages of congratulations showed on big screens.
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After the iPhone, they all copied Apple: Most phones now have big screens, beautiful designs, and ever-improving cameras.
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Fans at the MGM Grand Garden Arena watched the U.F.C. main event on big screens while the fighters waited.
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So, there are big screens outside the venue, and before the event, they held an all-day '45 Fest.
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On big screens and billboards, propaganda videos and posters warn people to stay inside, wear masks and wash hands.
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But the Inhuman likes of Black Bolt, Crystal and Lockjaw, the teleporting dog, will first appear on big screens.
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Many who could not gain entrance to the convention center, which holds about 7,000, watched on big screens outside.
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Spectators watched the event in a stadium, while live video from cameras mounted on the drones played on big screens.
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Google is working at it from the direction of making Android apps (which run on ARM) better for big screens.
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This September, in honor of its 25th anniversary, Steven Spielberg's original Jurassic Park will retake big screens across the country.
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Big screens will come with much smaller bodies, thanks to edge-to-edge displays and the shrunken bezels surrounding them.
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A big chunk of your battery life goes to powering big screens like the 14-inch display on this laptop.
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The first and most obvious is the one everybody always cites: the apps were never really redesigned for big screens.
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Samsung has been changing that dynamic lately, building phones with big screens that don't feel like big phones at all.
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Delayed travel grants of $8m for competitors in poor countries were eventually transferred; big screens around the city were dismantled.
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The big screens filled the long minutes between waves with highlight replays and commercials for Jeep and Michelob and Hurley.
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With more original movies bypassing big screens, the line between TV and film is blurring, prompting once-unthinkable operating questions.
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What mattered was that she was there, and the music was pumping, and there were big screens to catch it all.
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Big screens and food stalls have been set up in the center of the capital, and Ukrainian memorabilia put on sale.
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Finally, there's no getting around the blunt fact that Android apps are not as good on big screens as iPad apps.
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I prefer the XL because I prefer big screens, but obviously the smaller Pixel 2 is nicer and easier to hold.
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A large number shouted "Lock her up" when John Podesta, Mrs Clinton's campaign manager, appeared on the banquet room's big screens.
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The new web app is responsive, which means that it works on computers with big screens as well as mobile phones.
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If suspicious traffic shows up on one of the four big screens, a person responds and loops in others, Schneck explained.
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Big screens and food stalls have been set up in the centre of the capital, and Ukrainian memorabilia put on sale.
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Towards the end of the show, WWE flashed a hype video for Crown Jewel on their big screens in the arena.
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Then the names of black men killed by police -- unarmed black men -- appeared on the big screens next to the stage.
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For the revamped kitchen, she bought appliances from Wolf, Viking and Bosch — all lacking big screens, virtual assistants or internet connections.
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Still, many in the crowd held Catalan separatist flags and booed every time the monarch's face appeared on the big screens.
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Back in 2006, Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest didn't make it onto China's big screens either for featuring ghosts.
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It's fair to say that the Laser TV is a far cry from the industrial fridge-like big screens of the past.
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I grew up seeing the original trilogy on big screens and then ad nauseam on VHS and the early days of cable.
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However it shakes out, it seems clear to me that Chrome OS with Android apps is Google's strategy for big screens going forward.
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Expect to see more big screens from all these manufacturers; consumers are increasingly going for larger and larger TVs in the living room.
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The team, which contacted him via LinkedIn, wanted him to create player images that could be used on the big screens during games.
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The men decided that it was important for their film be seen on big screens and backed by a thundering studio marketing campaign.
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When big screens in the stadium showed the offside decision, Cameroon players pointed up, apparently baffled by the call to allow the goal.
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The revival, on the big screens at the Convention hall, of the Clinton family's political "narrative" was at times exhausting, evocative of Argentina.
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The movie -- about Hollywood in the days of Charles Manson murders -- lands on big screens in July, but it's mostly been shrouded in secrecy.
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Though the big screens, still on closed circuit, didn't announce it in the moment, Pennsylvania was called for Trump, effectively giving him the win.
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Alexis Bledel's graced both small and big screens plenty of times — but this year was the first time she took home an Emmy Award.
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It's for this reason that the fall of 2017 is poised to be the fall of killer clown fictions — on big screens and small.
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Big screens were imported from Miami and set up near schools in a program created in conjunction with the St. Luke Foundation for Haiti.
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But it's not just big screens: A Chinese company called Royole showed off its flexible screen technology for a smartphone/tablet called the FlexPai.
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Now American audiences can catch that production on hundreds of big screens across the country, in a one-day event on Wednesday, May 1.
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I love big screens, and the 6.5-inch display on the iPhone XS Max is the largest Apple has ever included in an iPhone.
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Meanwhile, big screens are going up in one of the central squares in Bogotá, the Colombian capital, so locals can see Thursday's ceremony unfold.
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The face of the leader of Italy's far-right League party is beamed onto big screens at right-wing rallies from Prague to Sofia.
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They have big screens, a delightfully playful design sensibility, and what promises to be a fascinating upgrade to the previous Pixel's best-in-class camera.
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I invite you to search for literally any Android tablet review ever and see what the reviewer has said about app support for big screens.
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It's not just a matter of pumping out the video from the players' computers to big screens in the arenas and to the home audience.
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To find out, or revisit the plot, the movie hits big screens just in time for Valentine's Day and it's also screening on February 17th.
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Amazon's Echo Show products and the Google's Nest Hub Max have cameras, but they don't attach to big screens like the Facebook Portal TV does.
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The mash-up performance of "Sucker" and "Only Human" was pre-taped, so the VMAs audience watched the rock show on three big screens instead.
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At some point the big screens in the building, which had been going back and forth between campaign videos and the news, also went sent.
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"But it's so fun to interact with them in real life after seeing them on the big screens or listening to their music," she hinted.
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People love big screens, so smartphone makers will be sure to include workarounds so everyone can use them easily, no matter the size of their hands.
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The Oscars are all about what happened on the big screens last year, but we're also interested in what happened on the small ones last night.
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So we came up with a good system — we put up the big screens outside with a very good loudspeaker system and very few people left.
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Twitter, Facebook and YouTube set up shop right on the beach, plopping down Wi-Fi-powered cabanas with big screens, food, drinks and even free sandals.
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If you have, you know what the Galaxy S20 phones look like: big screens, tiny bezels, and a metal rail sandwiched between two pieces of glass.
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It offered inexpensive devices with big screens — if not those with the highest resolution — and fingerprint readers at a time when such features were considered premium.
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I like big screens so I'm most excited for the larger Pixel 4 XL, but most people will probably find the smaller Pixel 4 good enough.
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This is probably the one reason I'll regret my decision, since I love big screens and don't like a big phone hogging space in my pocket.
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That's the standard widescreen size, which we have grown largely accustomed to in the last decade or so of TV binging on laptops and big screens.
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"It's hard to compete with the big screens and lounge seats, but I try to keep the prices low so people can come," Mr. Anwar said.
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With Clair Denis's new sci-fi movie "High Life" currently playing on big screens, the streaming service Mubi is revisiting some of the director's earlier work.
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The real problem is that the thing we've been complaining about with Android apps on big screens for literally five years now is still a huge problem.
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Consumers interested in big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be especially attracted to the device.
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I've been using both phones for the past couple of weeks, and I've been drawn in by their big screens, clean designs, and easy-to-handle sizes.
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The junior minister for sports, Thierry Braillard, said that the official fan zones are the only outdoor public spaces where big screens will be installed, or permitted.
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Before your favorite films hit the big screens, they probably had a working title that, while technically accurate, could've made it a very different movie if used.
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It was the phone that led the way on big screens, a stylus-focused note jotter, and there was that one version that exploded and was recalled.
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This will allow the iPhone X to have a larger screen (people like big screens) without being physically larger overall (people also like small, easy-to-hold phones).
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Drake will be celebrating the win with new music There will be big screens, open-air double decker buses for the players, and surely, thousands of crazed fans.
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Like Coachella, many of the major music festivals have their own dedicated websites with streaming video pulled from what gets broadcast on the big screens flanking the stages.
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But it can't escape the fact that outside a few apps like Samsung's own browser, Microsoft Office, and Adobe's creative suite, Android apps are bad on big screens.
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With two big screens in the center stack, a configurable display in the instrument cluster and a head-up display, there is a lot to mess around with.
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These analysts currently spend long hours staring at big screens reviewing video feeds from drones as part of the hunt for insurgents in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
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SEVASTOPOL, Crimea (Reuters) - Like soccer fans worldwide, people in the Crimean city of Sevastopol wanted to enjoy watching the World Cup together on big screens in public places.
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Microsoft's 15-inch Surface Laptop 3 is slim and light and a great choice for people who like big screens but don't want something big, chunky, and overpowered.
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The film returns the superheroic Mr. Incredible and his quick-thinking wife, Elastigirl, to big screens after a 220-year hiatus — this time with her in the forefront.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the Galaxy Fold.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the unique concept.
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At one end, a host of big screens will display people's faces while fireworks will shoot through the air over a peace sign and there will be flames aplenty.
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"Sure, we watch snippets of content all day on our phones, but we will also watch six hours of 'Breaking Bad' in a row on big screens," Hare added.
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To celebrate, Universal Pictures is adding to the film's $225 million box office haul by returning a remastered version of the historical drama to big screens across the country.
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This phone is aimed at budget-conscious emerging markets, India especially, and big screens, big batteries, and big megapixel counts are an easy shortcut to presenting value through specs.
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The event was held mostly in a large dark room with five big screens behind the main stage, featuring video of panel participants so the whole room could see.
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Big screens display messages through the windshield and at the back of the vehicle, promising a hi-tech alternative to bumper stickers and handwritten notes left on the dashboard.
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The biggest change he made came in 2014, before the dip, when Apple introduced two new iPhone 6 models, which belatedly adopted big screens that Android phones had pioneered.
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Those phones achieve those big screens sizes in (relatively) small bodies with clever (and expensive) manufacturing techniques and by finding a way to deal with the front-facing selfie camera.
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While you'll need a ticket to enter stadium court, the U.S. Open invites those who came for the day to watch the matches on the big screens throughout the grounds.
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Thousands braved the heat to watch a live broadcast of the meeting on big screens outside Foxconn's headquarters, while scores of employees lined up to welcome Gou and Liu inside.
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Or when, that same year, I got to hang out at the Monkey Wrench bar in Louisville, Ky., as the 1980 title game — Louisville 59, U.C.L.A. 54 — played on big screens.
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Samsung's new laptop proves that big screens don't have to weigh a ton Thin and light laptops have been around for so long it's hard to remember a time before them.
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Big screens were erected in public squares in the Syrian capital of Damascus for public viewings, and fans packed into coffee shops and sports halls to watch the broadcast from Iran.
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There are some great value offerings from just $50, with more hi-tech dash cams boasting GPS, big screens with high-quality video rates and extra features commanding $400 and upwards.
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The French filmmaker Claire Denis, whose "High Life" has a spaceship-dwelling Robert Pattinson currently brooding on the big screens, turned her attention to more terrestrial concerns in this slow-burner.
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VAR replays are not shown on big screens inside the stadium though "normal" replays were, some of which clearly seemed to indicate to the Cameroon players that they were being treated unjustly.
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Bathed in spring sunshine, Kiev authorities have started welcoming Eurovision fans, setting up food stalls, performance stages and big screens in the city center that will broadcast the semi-finals and final.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - In a control room at a police headquarters on Chicago's South Side, officers scan digital maps on big screens to see where a computer algorithm predicts crime will happen next.
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It's rare that any hidden gems (like Piercing, The Blackcoat's Daughter, and Evolution) appear on big screens in Miami, and even then they're never released theatrically in the rest of South Florida.
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While you'll still have to wait months before its long-awaited animated film The Red Turtle hits the big screens, you can still get your Ghibli fix with this 30-second spot.
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Writer/director Baig expands her 2016 short film of the same name into a feature coming-of-age film starring a cultural perspective we don't see enough of on our big screens.
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Phones with big screens — especially ones with super slim bezels and a dimensions — are the norm, but there are still people who prefer smaller phones and the iPhone SE would cater to them.
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And if audience trends continue, that may not be just one option; it may be the only option, no matter how many big screens and deluxe sound systems exhibitors throw at the problem.
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Another way Apple has taken advantage of Series 4's big screens is the company has created two all-new watch faces that are exclusive to the new hardware: Infograph and Infograph Modular.
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Because of the timing, we're inviting you to join us at 1pm to first watch the Donald Trump keynote address to the WEF Congress, on the big screens, followed by the TechCrunch Meetup.
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Don't come to me with a laundry list and say, "I want the big screens, and I want the pyro" because then we end up designing something that looks like everyone else's show.
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That said, preparations are underway for sports betting at all four casinos, with plans being drawn up for lounges, big screens and tote boards listing all manner of point spreads and money lines.
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Players were shouting at the referee, pointing again to the big screens, substitutes were berating the fourth official and one player stood alone on the pitch jumping up and down in a furious rage.
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Hawkins said he'd been thinking about the Foleo for five years, after having a simple insight: smartphones were going to take over the world, but people would still need big screens and full keyboards.
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Sure the stylus hasn't become a mainstream element on handsets outside of Note devices, but much the rest of the industry has come around to Samsung's way of thinking about big screens and productivity.
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Obviously Younger is a lighthearted comedy, but in a time where Hollywood is fighting for more multilayered portrayals of women on the small and big screens, do you guys feel that Younger is important?
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"Welcome to the big screens" says Apple and women like me with small hands who need the most secure phone for safety reasons are stuck with something they can't hold and constantly risk dropping.
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I did my best to catch a glimpse of Jake Gyllenhaal on one of the big screens, but there were so many tourists packed into the streets that it was hard to see anything.
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The decision follows a battle over how long a movie must play on the big screens in theaters before being launched on the internet, DVD, or other mediums that put it on the small screen.
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The 68-year-old Foxconn founder was speaking at the company's annual general meeting in Taipei, where a few hundred shareholders and supporters had braved the heat to watch a live broadcast on big screens.
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Wonder Woman returned to the big screens this year portrayed by Israeli actress Gal Gadot and rode to the top of the box office in June on a wave of good reviews and female empowerment.
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Microsoft set up a big room in the Moscone Center with clusters of computer systems, couches, big screens dotted above and loud music and lighting that you might have found in a late-1980s disco.
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The decision follows a battle over how long a movie must play on the big screens in theaters before being launched on the internet, DVD or other mediums that put it on the small screen.
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Footage of Ms Fonda being arrested in Washington DC last week was shown to the star-studded audience on big screens, with the Oscar-winning actress shouting "BAFTA, thank you" as she was led away.
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Los Angeles was nominally the home team, but officials struggled to whip up a pro-Rams environment at Twickenham, where the big screens read, "Quiet please, offense at work," when the Rams had the ball.
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One of the most anticipated films of the season, "The Irishman" has largely bypassed theaters because Netflix and multiplex chains were unable to agree on how long the film would exclusively play on big screens.
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In fact, here's a second foldable screen from the movie: In both cases, tenet #2 lets the citizens of 2054 carry around pretty big screens without a care in the world (except maybe for constant surveillance).
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"It's a shame they're not showing the game here on the big screens," said Brett Hitchen, who spent a few hours on the tournament grounds before heading out to watch the soccer at a nearby pub.
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SINGAPORE — As proof that Ghostbusters is still relevant more than three decades since it first hit our big screens, hundreds of fans showed up at its Southeast Asia red carpet event on Sunday evening dressed as ghosts.
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Indeed, many vendors now offer physical features like big screens and adequate processors, including $100 phones offered in emerging markets by players like Oppo, Xiaomi, Vivo and Huawei that come loaded with locally-important apps, Llamas said.
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Sony and Microsoft held onto their core audience of hard-core gamers — people who want big screens, hefty processing power and hyperreal graphics that phones can't provide — while Nintendo fans drifted to phone games like Angry Birds.
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Top directors like Mr. Cuarón, who won an Oscar in 2014 for directing "Gravity," also want their work to be seen on big screens, which has made it harder for Netflix to compete with studios for projects.
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When the last episode of "Friends" aired in 2004, fans watched on big screens by the Hudson River Park, and even places like the sports-themed 40/40 club adjusted their television sets so patrons could watch.
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Written and directed by Andrew Bujalski, Support The Girls stars Regina Hall as Lisa, general manager of Double Whammies, a "boobs, brews and big screens" sports bar where the waitresses are as friendly as their midriffs are bare.
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I remember the exact moment: an image of a young Mac Miller leaning on the shoulder of his mother, Karen, fading onto the Greek Theater big screens as part of a montage of old Mac photos and home videos.
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Samsung's gotten quite good at jamming big screens into devices without making them too unwieldy in recent years, and part of the trickery this time out comes courtesy of familiar curved display, coupled with an abandoning of front navigation buttons.
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There was a tribute to Grunewald on the big screens at the stadium before the race and once it was underway, Hassan, who moved to the Netherlands after leaving Ethiopia as a refugee when she was 15, was always in control.
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Paramount and its various financing partners had seen an opportunity to replicate the rollicking success of "21 Jump Street," which made a successful leap from TV to big screens in 2012 and spawned a sequel, "22 Jump Street," in 2014.
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READ: Why Jay-Z and these 11 hip-hop stars see a silver lining to Trump Trump and Lamar were not at the same venue, but the Grammy-winning rapper's performance was projected onto the big screens during the halftime show.
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In 2016, "The Big Short" – which stars actors Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale and Steve Carell – was a Best Picture Oscar contender, after it brought the story of the build-up of the U.S. housing bubble and crisis to the big screens.
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A rep for the team tells TMZ Sports ... there will be video tributes on the big screens to the Mamba before and during the game honoring that crazy night on January 22, 2006 ... back when KB was just 27 years old. #GloryDays
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"I was noticed, invited, and now I work here," the Russian said, showing off tank models on his computer screen in a shining 220-storey building in the industrial park where workers relax playing table football or video games on big screens.
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It was the first phone that convinced us that big screens were great, the phone that proved there was a market for a super powerful Android phone, and (of course) the phone that had to be recalled because its battery lit on fire.
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That's notable because a lot of other automakers who are stuffing big screens in their cars are trying to use all that extra real estate as an excuse to try out new user interface paradigms or put different types of media on display.
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Big phones are to blame, especially in developing markets like China and India where most — 65 percent and 62 percent, respectively — smartphone owners have big screens, between 5 inches and 6 inches in diagonal (an iPhone 7 Plus measures 5.5 inches diagonally).
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Gambling is a prominent feature of the darts experience, with William Hill establishing its own pop-up shop ready to take bets in the fans village, as well as regularly updating in-play odds on big screens throughout the evening in the main arena.
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Life-sized hashtags will be installed across Rio; tweets will be projected live on Rio's aqueduct Arcos da Lapa; "Olympic Boulevard" will feature Olympics-related tweets on big screens; and a tour buzz dubbed "Twitter Buzz" will display tweets and Periscope broadcasts through its windows.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Britain's beloved cinematic singing nanny Mary Poppins will once again grace the big screens, this time with Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and star of the Broadway smash-hit "Hamilton," as her sidekick, Walt Disney Co said on Tuesday.
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"We have all of these other screens — many of them outdoor — that are connected to our system, so advertisers can not only buy the Uber screens, but they can also have it stitched to have their story connected to the big screens," Gudai added.
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For one thing, Google has to overcome a long and sordid history of Android apps that are little more than blown-up phone apps on big screens — and it's an open question whether a big education install base will be the push developers need to update their apps.
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Of course, phone companies have gotten much better at fitting big screens into relatively small form factors in the intervening years, but the main reason for the "Mini" qualifier on ZTE's latest is simply to distinguish it from the 5.5-inch Axon 7 introduced a month or so back.
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The actor made his screen debut as a precocious 10-year-old in an episode of TV's ER from 2000, prefacing a growing body of work that would see him shuttle between the small and big screens before eventually landing his big break on 2009's Star Trek.
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VW wouldn't let us get within about a foot of the Budd-e, but I got close enough to tell you that the interior has basically no basis in reality: there are way too many big screens centered around the driver, and the upholstery looks less than great.
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Football's global authority could start selling TV rights to teams' training sessions, or to official fanzones in Russia where supporters without match tickets will watch games on big screens in a party-like atmosphere, or organize its own crossbar challenges, suggests one venture capitalist who tracks viewing habits.
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Without big screens, they are far less immersive than a phone, allowing for quick digital hits: You can buy a movie ticket, add a task to a to-do list, glance at a text message or ask about the weather without going anywhere near your Irresistible Screen of Splendors.
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"People watch more on phones and big screens there," he added referring to the difference between fans in China and the U.S. According to Mailman Group's NBA Red Card 2018 report, Kobe Bryant is the most popular NBA player in China, while Jeremy Lin is the country's most popular current player.
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In a pre-recorded message delivered via big screens at the Atlanta Hyatt, host hotel for the conference, Daltrey says that research is "sorely lacking" for patients between the ages of 15 and 39, while separate sections in health care facilities for this age group are badly needed as well.
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Inside, Worldnet's 343 or so employees are mostly divided between teams that manage orders, sitting in a long room with desks, computers and wall-mounted big screens displaying shipment updates, and teams that work in the cargo bay, scanning and sorting packages and loading and unloading Worldnet's fleet of white vans.
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With the mutated faces of the audience—visually manipulated on the big screens as part of Aphex's A/V experience—rolling around our heads, me and my friends joined the thousands schlepping out of Victoria Park, back to flats full of contented Field Day fans, ready to discuss the event in excruciating detail.
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"Given the marginal profitability of the theatrical business, if you lose 10 percent of the audience — some people stay home — some cinemas go out of business," said John Fithian, president of the National Association of Theater Owners, a group whose members believe big screens are part of the very definition of film.
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This summer will bring Charlize Theron to big screens as an undercover agent in Atomic Blonde; Disney's got the 2018 Ava Duvernay-directed adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time starring 13-year-old Black actress Storm Reid, plus a live action version of Mulan; in 2019, Brie Larson will star as Marvel's Captain Marvel.
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The event will not be shown on the big screens outside Staples and law enforcement has told us they will block the streets off, but people will be able to watch online and on TV. The Lakers are urging fans not to go to the Staples Center if they don't have a ticket for the event, on Feb. 24.
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They all follow the same basic structure: a wrestler is shown outside the confines of the week-to-week wrestling world, in situations that exaggerate his or her character; there's a fair amount of post-production in terms of video and audio editing, and the quick footage is shown on the big screens in the arenas and on television.
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But if you were a boxing fan at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, you had to sit in the arena and watch the Masvidal and Diaz fight on big screens, then, when it was over, finally you&aposd see Kovalev and Alvarez walk to the ring, more than 90 minutes after it was supposed to begin.
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Then the Empire star did a total 180° when she took the stage to present the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series award in a second stop-and-stare gown with a completely new hairstyle — a blunt bob with bangs that her pro, Kim Kimble, tells PeopleStyle was inspired by the big screens ultimate boss lady: Michelle Pfeiffer's Scarface character, Elvira Hancock.
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Fields, a sophomore and the Buckeyes&apos Heisman Trophy finalist quarterback, said online classes allow him to split his time between studying at home or relaxing with Netflix and the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, where besides football facilities there is a new lavish lounge for players that offers made-to-order meals, massage chairs, video games on big screens and a cryogenic chamber.
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The company is adamant that the new, fourth version of its Sync infotainment system was designed for big screens like this one in mind, and that it put a special focus on making sure the most commonly-accessed settings and toggles will be just one tap away, though it will be a while before anyone can put that to the test.
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Up until now, there have been two main ways that consumers have experienced ARM-based computers with big screens (aka not phones) lately: More than anything, using the Surface Pro X as a Chromebook has shown me that there is still a middle path possible between those two options and that you can have a flexible, open operating system on hardware that gets the battery life and connectivity benefits ARM provides.
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