Abstract: A content manager is described which offers a facility to a user to display, review and rate content items. Content items are assigned prioritization scores, influencing the manner in which those content items are organised. Prioritization scores are themselves determined on the basis of information inherent to a content item, such as the specification of the content item or associated descriptive data, and information provided by a user, such as by gestures or other input techniques, indicative of interest in that content item by that user. These prioritization scores are in turn used to rank content and reduce the memory, bandwidth, processing power and screen real estate used to present content to users.

Abstract: A content manager is described which offers a facility to a user to display, review and rate content items. Content items are assigned prioritization scores, influencing the manner in which those content items are organised. Prioritization scores are themselves determined on the basis of information inherent to a content item, such as the specification of the content item or associated descriptive data, and information provided by a user, such as by gestures or other input techniques, indicative of interest in that content item by that user. These prioritization scores are in turn used to rank content and reduce the memory, bandwidth, processing power and screen real estate used to present content to users.