People attached to small screens they keep in their pockets.
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Modern versions are usually made with small screens and retro keyboards.
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It is an unabashedly big stage in an age of small screens.
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Outside the ring, Ortiz has appeared on the big and small screens.
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Diverse representation on both the big and small screens is essential for equality.
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LOS ANGELES — Kyle Chandler will make his way back onto our small screens.
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Screen Time "Centerfold" has a long history on the big and small screens.
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For documentaries especially, there is great permeability between the big and small screens.
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No one is yet sure what will be made; perhaps small screens for phones.
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HBO's adaptation of the classic graphic novel Watchmen is officially coming to small screens.
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Then, season two's dead cat bounced onto our small screens with a sickening crunch.
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But the big and small screens could not stop her from moving in rhythm.
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Especially given that this week a third such film hit small-screens in Britain.
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NBC piped another hit Broadway musical onto small screens across America tonight with Hairspray Live!
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Others are shown awkwardly at waist height, or on small screens in a darkened hallway.
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Mr. Comey stares out from small screens and promotional pictures everywhere — trailers, social media and reviews.
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And then, of course, you've got her stellar acting career on the big and small screens.
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But there is hope for the future of badass superheroines on the big and small screens.
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Its ad business is still booming, because it devised a way to deliver ads on small screens.
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But tills with small screens cannot handle the billions of bolívares needed to buy, say, a television.
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It is the latter product, the small screens, that are back in its plans as of Friday.
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Mr. Cassel was a familiar face on the big and small screens for close to 60 years.
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Snapchat and the Tribeca Film Festival are partnering up to help filmmakers tell big stories on small screens.
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We're taking a look back at the most memorable onscreen proposals, on both the big and small screens.
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They were on feature phones or older smart phones with small screens so ads didn't look that enticing.
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Whether it's an interactive installation or large-scale prints, I really want to get them off the small screens.
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When Will & Grace returns to our small screens this week, there will be one notable change to Grace's character.
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Jay Z and the Weinstein Co. are partnering to tell Trayvon Martin's story on the big and small screens.
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Here, a look at some of the roles that made her stand out on the big and small screens.
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With various projects in the works, we'll be seeing our favorite jailbirds on both the big and small screens.
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But on the big and small screens, adults revisiting high school (or the freshman dorm) is a common occurrence.
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But that doesn't mean there still isn't a long way to go on both the big and small screens.
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Over the history of our big and small screens, audiences have been treated to thousands of variations of whiteness.
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It's compelling for folks who like small screens, since it has a 28-inch display that's the smallest Apple offers.
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We depend on these little devices for nearly everything and we spend hours a day staring into the small screens.
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Note: The graph may not be visible on all platforms, such as smartphones and other devices with small screens. 2.
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The biggest problem with smartwatches, beyond the fact no one really knows what to do with them, is their small screens.
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Surveys show that shoppers are generally deterred by the confines of small screens, clunky sites and app layouts, and security worries.
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Why it matters: Many federal government websites are cumbersome and difficult to navigate, especially on the small screens of mobile phones.
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More recently, it partnered with Snapchat for Tribeca Snapchat Shorts, a program encouraging filmmakers to tell big stories on small screens.
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The Artist, was a writer, a singer, a dancer and an actor who dazzled audiences on the big and small screens.
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Last fall, representations of LGBT characters on the big and small screens seemed to have taken a turn for the better.
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" On small screens, shows like Homeland and 24 are full of Muslim character that are either "duplicitous spies or bloodthirsty terrorists.
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Now that everyone's on the same page (right?), here's to hoping that they'll be back on our small screens very soon.
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This slow, complexly collaborative, face-to-face artistic activity continues to thrive in our culture of big data and small screens.
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It echoes the same issue that advocates are trying to change in Hollywood, where white faces dominate big and small screens.
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As computing moves beyond the small screens of our cell phones, emoji could follow too, taking on new forms on new platforms.
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Now is a very important time for Veronica Mars to return to our small screens — or, in this case, a streaming platform.
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Although 7.5 million tickets were sold to the Games, many people in the Brazilian capital watched on small screens in public spaces.
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It was optimal for digital consumption on small screens: stripped-down but warm, with lots of sans serif letters and white space.
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It's some classic goodness for all of us who have missed David Brent since he graced our small screens in The Office.
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Although the HBO show was never officially cancelled, it began to seem increasingly unlikely that another season would hit our small screens.
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Even the most basic smartwatches can display more pixels than that, but they rely on custom operating systems tailored to small screens.
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A classic character actor, Mr. Karen worked steadily onstage and on the large and small screens for more than a half-century.
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That old saying applies in particular when it comes to The Bachelor (and every other dating show to ever grace our small screens).
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Deciding which things you need the big screen for versus which things work off the small screens — that's an area of interesting activity.
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It's that authenticity that makes her so endearing as a person, and arguably as a personality on both the big and small screens.
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It feels particularly at home on the Switch, where you can utilize both control schemes and experience battles on both large and small screens.
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After a year-long hiatus, GoT returned to small screens this month to kick off the first half of its two-part final season.
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Johnson said part of the reason is that a younger generation prefers to watch things on small screens or catch up on highlights later.
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The series finale of Pretty Little Liars is rapidly approaching (*sob*), but Lucy Hale will be back on our small screens in no time.
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Flesh-eating zombies continue to rampage across big and small screens, protean symbols of everything we fear we might (or have already) become. (A.
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Visual search is especially crucial for mobile shopping, where customers want to see as many results displayed as quickly as possible on their small screens.
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At the same time, some mobile shopping sites still make entering payment card and shipping information a burdensome task on the small screens of phones.
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Truth be told, the big and small screens have always been filled with outstanding Black talent, but they are finally receiving the recognition they deserve.
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That type of functionality could be especially useful for devices with small screens, like wearables, that might be difficult to operate using traditional touch input.
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The small screens these devices have also offer less visibility to parents compared to a console game played on the TV in the family room.
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We've become so accustomed to seeing the most unrealistic depictions of "real" life on the big and small screens that it doesn't even register anymore.
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In addition, Samsung is the market leader in so-called organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display technology for small screens used in smartphones and other devices.
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The announcement reflects a growing trend for streaming services to acquire the rights to books that have already been adapted for the big and small screens.
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Pedro Almodóvar, a film director and president of the jury, groused that he could not imagine a winner that could be seen only on small screens.
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The family includes three versions: Helvetica Now Micro, designed for use on small screens, recasts the font with more open forms, open spacing, and larger accents.
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After nine seasons, Moynihan took his final bow on Saturday Night Live last month, but he'll be back on our small screens before we know it.
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Some airlines have removed seat-back screens, in favor of having passengers view in-flight entertainment on the small screens on their laptops and other devices.
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Surprisingly, this is King's first Oscar nomination even though she has been making people laugh, cry, and feel inspired on the big and small screens for years.
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Most thin and light computers have small screens, but Samsung's new Notebook 9 packs a 15-inch display into a computer that's lighter than a MacBook Air.
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By looking specifically at Ibrahim Moustafa's digital comic Jaeger, this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked delves into the world of small screens and cramped storytelling space.
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Yeah, it feels a little cramped because I'm used to a larger screen now, but it's worth pointing out that Android feels really constrained on small screens.
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February is also shaping up to be an interesting month for Hollywood — January formally brought the Time's Up and #MeToo movements to the forefront (and small screens everywhere).
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But that reality is changing fast as companies find new ways to make navigating small screens easier and assure customers that their money is safe on their phone.
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Black lives matter, and so do the ways in which lives are represented on the big and small screens: They inform how we view each other, and ourselves.
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With all due respect to Manhattan's other housewives, The Real Housewives of New York is simply not the same when Bethenny Frankel is absent from our small screens.
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Thirteen years have passed since David Brent graced small screens, and now The Office's resident king of cringe is back with a musical odyssey: Life on the Road.
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Every mobile keyboard nowadays has a predictive element that makes typing on small screens a forgiving experience, correcting errors and guessing (often reliably) at the writer's intended meaning.
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When Airey wore them at his second wedding he was seeing images from the camera and sensor that were displayed on the small screens in front of his eyes.
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But with most travelers carrying a screen of their own and airlines providing reasonably fast, not totally reliable, and expensive Wi-Fi, those small screens are ready for retirement.
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Concepts like mobile home page takeovers or click-through banners don't work on small screens or in an environment where people access websites indirectly, through search and social media.
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Last month, Asia Kate Dillon and the shaved head returned to small screens (and promotional billboards) everywhere in "Billions," and the first nonbinary gender character on American series television.
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Samsung is building folding phones to cheat this concept in the short term, but Apple seems to be working on small screens closer to your eyes as the solution.
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The Dark Knights of the silver and small screens have banded together in honor of their comrade, Adam West, who died on Friday night at the age of 22017.
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The social network has come to dominate the mobile ads space as other media companies and advertising platforms still grapple with how to serve effective ads on small screens.
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The yellow vest is immediately visible in all of the pictures of the protests, peaceful or not, and impossible to miss even on the small screens of social media.
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The trajectory of its popular perception can be found in Hollywood, on the lips of iconic characters who have graced big and small screens for nearly a hundred years.
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That's because it eliminates the need to enter in information like card numbers and shipping addresses that can be a cumbersome task on the small screens of mobile phones.
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There's no word yet on whether or not any original cast members will return, but we certainly hope to see some familiar faces when the reboot hits our small screens.
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On Thursday, HBO announced that Pod Save America would be making its way from fans' headphones to their small screens this fall, just in time for the 2018 midterm elections.
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The conventional wisdom has held that consumers oftentimes browse and research items on the small screens but turn to a computer when they actually pull the trigger on a purchase.
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I think they're going to get the kinks out, I think they're going to have a great user experience on small screens but also with the majority ... But what worked?
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Since then, the genre's influence has carried over from the Bronx playgrounds to Fashion Week runways, big and small screens, and basically everywhere else you can think of... including our vanities.
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"Game of Thrones" fans may have a long winter to wait until the next season hits small screens, but for U.S. fans of the show, there is a surprise in store.
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Amidst record-breaking firsts for representation on the big and small screens, Broadly caught up with Lysette to ask about her vision of a trans and gender-inclusive future for Hollywood.
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Quibi, set to launch on April 250, stands for "quick bites," which refers to the service's plan to offer short segments (2911 minutes or less) designed for small screens (your phone).
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There are a ton Android games to play, but there are new titles that just don't have mobile equivalents—even if they might be well-designed for playing on small screens.
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And it must do all that while finding ways to make as much money from ads, Google's core business, served on small screens as it did on larger screens the previous decade.
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On TV: Our "Axios on HBO" show will expand to more episodes starting in 2020, so we can bring the major characters and trends to life on your big and small screens.
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At that time, black faces were still rare enough on the big and small screens that the publication printed out a listing of every black performer appearing on American television that week.
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The homes left standing shared some commonalities: they did not have flammable brush anywhere nearby, their trees were not trimmed, and they had placed small screens over their vents and other openings.
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Any hopes we had that James Wolk and his Elon Musk impersonation would return to our small screens are dashed once Chuck uses his knowledge of Wendy's affair as a straightforward cuckhold fantasy.
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Microsoft isn't discussing its exact mobile plans for Continuum with desktop apps, but the company is ready to support ARM processors for devices with small screens, large screens, and no screens at all.
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What remains to be seen is whether we actually want to see the stuff of our small screens up on the big screen — or whether we'd rather just keep looking at our phones.
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To really grasp Judson's history, it's imperative to listen to the exhibition's audio tour and to its oral histories, which are also presented in scrolling text on small screens in the "Workshops" section.
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Wonder Woman's ambassadorship began with great fanfare with an event in October that featured the actresses Lynda Carter and Gal Gadot, who have both portrayed the character on the big and small screens.
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As with watchOS, Wear also sports some canned responses, along with a drawing function for jotting down quick emojis, so there's no shortage of ways to try to bypass the problem of small screens.
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Stories from the the big and small screens enter our subconscious and open our minds to the experiences of others, all as we kick back, relax, and let them wash over and entertain us.
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In Satterwhite's version, four life-size nudes mimic the poses of Jesus and company, their torsos containing small screens showing a performance in which Satterwhite grimaces as he drags his body across a floor.
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Not only are small screens frustrating to work with and often hard to see, they result in most smartwatches lacking some basic functionalities of a smartphone, such as having a keyboard to type on.
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Typing on small screens can still be challenging, but today's keyboard apps still focus on text entry over speech, despite the advances in voice-based computing and the increasing accuracy of speech recognition technology.
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Martins de Melo is no stranger to incorporating modern technologies into his traditional work; his recent paintings have included small screens with stop-motion animations that bring a strong narrative and composition into play.
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That might seem an outrageous eternity for on-demand appetites, but this rule is part of a European Union system that helps finance European movies and TV, bringing work to big and small screens.
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Welcome to the latest in Mashable's "Club Bangers" series, in which we (I) break down extremely lit albums (film and television scores) to bring you the greatest hits of the big and small screens.
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Yet as computing shifts into more types of devices — including those with very small screens or screens that can't easily be touched — the need for alternative and/or supplementary input methods does, arguably, step up.
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In addition to his many Billboard Hot 100 hits, Jonas has also graced the big and small screens in both Jumanji and Scream Queens, and he's had two stage appearances in Les Miserables and Hairspray.
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The small screens displayed technical data on the drone and its weapons and sensor, one bigger screen showed a digital map, and the other showed crew members what the drone was "seeing" through its cameras.
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The swiping gesture is a common one in the mobile world, where people rely on quick and imprecise movements to send commands to apps and interact with their small screens with a minimum of fuss.
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Benedict Cumberbatch has kicked his fair share of asses on the big and small screens, but it turns out the guy doesn't need a goofy, sentient cape to be a hero in the real world, too.
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We've also updated our main typefaces, from DIN Condensed to Heroic, and from Adelle to Adelle Sans — refinements that work better on small screens and improve our overall legibility while preserving the character of our brand.
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It was itself the focus of constant innovation, from the advent of sound, color and 3-D, to digitalization, which let smartphones and other devices incorporate both filmless cameras and small screens — hand-held movie palaces.
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PEOPLE can exclusively announce that this year's celebration will get in the electoral spirit with a slate of honors that reflect the political battle ensuing not only our small screens across America, but also in its electorate.
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And even less fair when you consider that most of the apps being used now are mobile apps, and small screens make an even less pleasant reading environment for digesting dense, multi-thousand-word blocks of legalese.
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By the time Foxconn broke ground last year, it had shifted plans for what the Wisconsin facility would make — from large screens used for televisions to small screens used as a component of other forms of electronics.
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That's right: Carrie Bradshaw just wore your dad's "fun" socks on TV. It's been bleak times since Sex And The City left our small screens, so we'll do whatever it takes to keep Bradshaw top of mind.
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These include struggles with browsing content from the new Apple News+ partners as well as major problems reading that content, some of which is nothing more than PDFs of magazine pages that don't display well on small screens.
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Remember that social media is consumed in small bites, usually on small screens and very often on the go, which makes it particularly suited to pithy slogans, compelling visual images and other short, simple, easily digestible sound bites.
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The French film industry gets the "Curb Your Enthusiasm"/"Extras" treatment with this inside-showbiz satire, mixing real stars of their big and small screens with the fictional exploits of a rapidly splintering and highly dysfunctional talent agency.
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The French film industry gets the "Curb Your Enthusiasm"/"Extras" treatment with this inside-showbiz satire, mixing real stars of their big and small screens with the fictional exploits of a rapidly splintering and highly dysfunctional talent agency.
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But given the continued relevance of #MeToo and the gains women and people of color have made in getting their stories told on the big and small screens, the 2020 Golden Globe nominees were sorely disappointing to many.
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She has had a lengthy modeling career In addition to being a household name in Argentina for her roles on the big and small screens, Lopilato is an established model and the current face of L'Oreal in the country.
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Certainly, the #MeToo movement has called attention to the need to create more substantial roles for women of all ages on the big and small screens and to get more women behind the scenes in director and screenwriting roles.
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David R. Widman, a professor of psychology at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa., said in an interview that paper maps, with their foldout pages, offer a better overview of where you are headed than the small screens of smartphones.
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We saw that play out with Lenovo's dual-screen Yoga Book last year, and Microsoft previously failed to popularize Windows SideShow, a way for developers to extend apps and notifications to small screens on laptops while they were powered off.
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Acclaimed child star and Oscar-winning actress Patty Duke is being remembered for her time on the big and small screens, as well as her mental health advocacy and huge heart in the wake of her death at 22016 on Tuesday.
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For that game, Nintendo departed from its traditionally go-it-alone strategy and teamed up with an American start-up to bring its content to small screens, showing it could potentially make money on its famous names in untraditional venues.
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Colin Burns, the BBC's Chief Design Officer with Design & Engineering explained that the current fonts — Gill Sans, Arial, and Neue Helvetica — were "developed [in the] last century and work well in print," but that they don't always show up clearly on small screens.
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Roughly 60 million people annually choose travel destinations based on what they see on big and small screens, according to Stefan Roesch, the author of "The Experiences of Film Location Tourists" and the director of FilmQuest, which offers tours to film locations.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - LG Display Co Ltd said it would begin making plastic organic light-emitting diode panels at a new line in South Korea in the third quarter, driving up its shares as investors cheered the clearer timeline for mass production of the small screens.
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Most mobile devices can easily open PDF files (or with the aid of free software), but since users cannot alter the font size, they may need to do a lot of zooming in and out on small screens to comfortably read the e-book.
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They found that the people who used 24-inch monitors worked a whole 52 percent faster than those who were using 18-inch displays, and those who worked on dual 20-inch monitors were 44 percent quicker than their peers on the small screens.
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But as befits the cinematic subject matter, most of the exhibition consists of small screens showing loops of what the directors captured in the camps — surveys of the gruesome facilities, prisoners receiving aid, and interviews with survivors, some of them still wearing their striped uniforms.
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That possibility makes Apple's Touch Bar experiment a lot more interesting, and it could make it a lot more like Microsoft's failed attempt to popularize Windows SideShow, a way for developers to extend apps and notifications to small screens on laptops while they were powered off.
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It's true that actors of all races have historically jumped between the big and small screens, but the sheer volume and stature of black actors doing so in such a short span of time — most of these shows were created by 2015, three years after Scandal — is notable.
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Her new role might not be the meatiest female character ever written, but the actress still manages to do a lot with it, all the while taking mental note of how the landscape is shifting when it comes to how women are portrayed on the big and small screens.
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Wired argues that it's partly to avoid the "What did he say" phenomenon; others note that the fact that so many people watch movies on phones and other small screens means it's easy to miss key bits of action, or -- if you're listening on a noisy subway -- dialogue.
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This time around, the cast features a Bachelor, a couple of Olympians and the show's very first baseball player — but one breakout star you might not have expected is Bonner Bolton, who accidentally stirred up a mini-scandal after lighting up small screens thanks to his sizzling chemistry with pro Sharna Burgess.
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Mr. Théobald, a former member of the Comédie-Française who crossed over into privately funded theater, understands this; as the director, he clears the way for the text, with just two lecterns onstage and small screens where a few archival videos and the written verdicts and sentences of each trial are projected.
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Notwithstanding that some of my novels have been made into films for the big and small screens, I would trade them all in to see "I Almost Forgot About You" made into a film, because I'd really like to see a middle-aged woman — and a black woman in this case — fall in love.
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Among the likely reasons for the decline: Black viewers, upset about a second straight year of all-white acting nominees, may have tuned their TVs elsewhere; Mr. Rock has lately been relatively absent from big and small screens; many of the nominated films were not widely seen by mainstream audiences; and soapbox moments to espouse causes — and there were plenty on Sunday — have historically turned off viewers.
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As one navigates the quasi-quarrelsome excess of One and the Other, floating between queasy horror items and handsome historic fragments less charged with atrocity (like the Mbangu sickness masks and sculptures from the Congo, Pierre Molinier's perverse 1966 "Self-Portrait" photo, and Man Ray's "Monument to D.A.F. de Sade" [1933]), it is grounding to lock into a few of the small screens that pepper the scene.
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