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Mr. Collins mimes clicking a remote that controls his partner as he eats a banana.
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From the cockpit, you click a remote control and just taxi inside.
TiVo's latest box allows not only ad-skipping but now lets a user click a remote to download movies and TV shows from the Internet without leaving the couch; TiVo owners used to have to get up to go to the computer to get a movie for the TV.
PBS officials spoke dreamily of an age in which people watching "American Masters" could click a button on their remote controls to view additional on-screen information about featured performers, where children watching "Sesame Street" could communicate directly with Big Bird using a remote-control keyboard.
MPG, a unit of Havas, used Navic technology to send different ads to households with different demographics, and a banner sat on top of the ad as it ran, telling viewers to click a button on their remote for more information.
With a click of a remote control, he spun the camera for a look around.
In my dream house, I can hide the entertainment system with the click of a remote control that slides a panel closed or lowers a screen.
In November, after "Hancock" has had its run in theaters, it will be available for a fee with the click of a remote control for consumers who own Internet-equipped Sony Bravia televisions.
It's a kind of envious compulsion that tabloids have fed for decades and that new media now intensify with fast, cheap dopamine-blasting hits at the click of a remote.
Giving television viewers the ability to buy products they see on their screens with a click of a remote control — say the Manolo Blahniks on Carrie Bradshaw's feet or Ross's sweater on "Friends" — has been talked about by advertisers for years without much success.
His apartment transforms into a home theatre - a blue projector screen unfurls slowly with the click of a remote.
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