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Facebook arguably invented modern social networking, and is still the king.

Price: £629 Samsung's Galaxy Note line arguably invented the phablet and made it popular.

FOR a film about the man who arguably invented the computer, "The Imitation Game" feels appropriately, though disappointingly, robotic.

This week Popcast discusses two influential groups, one that arguably invented funk and another that took it in exciting new directions.

It won't hurt that to create it, Cameron arguably invented a new type of film-making; with The Hurt Locker, Bigelow merely demonstrated mastery of an existing one.

Of course, the golden state has islands of expertise, such as Rand, a Santa Monica think-tank which arguably invented the study of terrorism, and the Hoover Institution, a conservative power-house.

France is the other country that really springs to mind for raw passion for celluloid: it has done so much to shape the DNA of cinema, from arguably inventing it, through to the New Wave.

Coach Landry was probably best known for having invented arguably the most effective and commonly used defense in modern American football (the "4-3").

The leader of this movement and arguably the man who invented "pop" was Richard Hamilton – teacher, writer, painter and printmaker.

Nile Rodgers is arguably the man who invented disco, but Chic's closing headline set was hard for him.

NME described Pornography as "arguably the album that invented goth".