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Podczas PLAY WEEKENDu obiecałem nagrody dla grupy filmowej, której projekt będzie cieszyć się największym zainteresowaniem. Wychodzi na to, że wygrała produkcja LG. Obejrzało ją najwięcej osób Gratulacje dla całego zespołu! Jutro wysyłamy Wam koszulki Już wkrótce bierzemy na warsztat w naszym blogplay tv właśnie kolejne smartfony z LG. Może uda mi się nagrać [...]

Od jutra do oferty podstawowej wprowadzamy następujące modele telefonów: iPhone 5 32 GB LG P760 Swift L9 Sony Xperia J Sony Xperia miro Cennik

Guys,

As you might be aware, James Bond’s latest outing Skyfall premiered last week in London and is now hitting screens across the globe.

Also entering the field is our global “Intelligence Gathered” advertising campaign – it’s an integrated offering across TV, cinema and print that’ll be supported by on and offline activity on our sites around the world including Facebook and Twitter as well as local retail.

In the ad, you’ll see 007 trying to outsmart Sony tech – his movements are tracked on BRAVIA screens, VAIO laptops, Xperia Tablets and on the Xperia T smartphone by a mystery woman trying to gather info and intel.

Who came up trumps? Check out the video above to find out!

A few short weeks ago, T-Mobile USA announced that the Nokia Lumia 810 is coming to customers who are excited to get their hands on the premier Windows Phone 8 experience. The Lumia 810 brings a well-designed and fully featured smartphone to T-Mobile’s amazing 4G network.

Our social media channels including Twitter and Facebook, have been active with T-Mobile customers asking exactly when the Lumia 810 would be available. We’ve been listening and today we’re happy to help spread the word that the Lumia 810 is scheduled to be available on Nov. 14 in T-Mobile stores.

For those who pick up a Nokia Lumia 810, they will have the best of Windows Phone 8 with an all-new interface and new capabilities. Also, the Lumia 810 is powered by T-Mobile’s fastest 4G network capable of speeds up to 42 Mbps.

Considering T-Mobile’s 4G unlimited data plans start at $50 a month, the Lumia 810 is an incredible value for savvy smartphone customers who don’t want to break the bank.

The Lumia 810 lets you capture the world around you with crisp clarity – as the phone features an 8 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens. Speaking of cameras, there is a HD-capable front-facing camera for clear video calls with your friends and family.

If you’re a performance nut, the Lumia 810 won’t disappoint. Featuring a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, the Lumia 810 will blaze through apps, web surfing and picture taking with enough juice to last you throughout the day.

Want to charge your phone without picking up a wire? With the optional charging shell accessory, you have wireless charging at your fingertips. An added benefit to interchangeable shells is that you can change the color of your phone as you desire.

When you are trying to get from point A to point B, the Lumia 810 will be your trusted friend. With out-of-the-box GPS navigation with Nokia Drive, you will never be lost. Also, with Nokia City Lens, you’ll have an eye on the world – always knowing what businesses and entertainment options are around you with this fun augmented reality app.

The Lumia 810 will be available from Nov. 14 and will be priced as follows: if you’re on a Value Plan at T-Mobile, the Lumia 810 will cost $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate on a two-year agreement. For T-Mobile customers on a Classic Plan, the Lumia 810 will cost $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a two-year agreement.

What’s your favorite feature of the Lumia 810 on T-Mobile USA?

Today I’m in in San Francisco, where Microsoft will introduce the full Windows Phone 8 smartphone experience and the Nokia Lumia 820 and 920 in front of 300 media. This event will be another milestone in our journey to build a winning third ecosystem.

When we signed our partnership with Microsoft back in February 2011 the development work for Mango was pretty much closed. Both companies immediately started working together on new development priorities and the result was the Tango update, which brought Nokia Lumia and Windows Phone to new price points and to critical smartphone markets like China.

With Windows Phone 8, Nokia’s influence on platform development is clear for all to see. From the expansion to markets like Turkey and the Middle East, to NFC and the implementation of the Nokia Location Platform as the backbone of all location experiences, Nokia and Microsoft have built Windows Phone 8 side by side.

At Microsoft’s BUILD developer conference in Redmond later this week, Nokia and Microsoft will stand side by side again, showing off the latest Nokia Lumia devices and encouraging third party developers to continue the incredible growth in the Windows Phone apps marketplace. From 7000 apps when Nokia joined the ecosystem to 110,000 apps today.

The events this week are the continuation of activities that started with the launch of Windows 8 in New York on Thursday last week. It was an impressive unveil event at New York’s Pier 65, showing off Windows 8 and the new Surface tablet. Both went on sale online and at all Microsoft stores that same evening, including the two new stores opened in New York’s Times Square and Columbus Circle.

I’m also impressed by the scale of the marketing and advertising campaign that will go behind Windows 8. I was amazed to see Times Square turned into one big Windows 8 Start Screen with every available screen space taken over by Windows 8 tiles.

The use of tiles in Windows 8 is one of the areas in which the launch of the new PC operating system can benefit Lumia. The new Microsoft Surface tablet was used extensively at launch to show off the latest version of the world’s most popular operating system, which takes advantage of the increasing use of smart glass and touchscreens to create a more interactive experience.

If Windows 8 is adopted on the same scale as its predecessor Windows 7, Nokia Lumia and other Windows Phone devices won’t look so unfamiliar anymore. Nokia Lumia will be recognized as an extension of the same experience people are already using at home and work on their PCs and their tablets.

In addition to showing off the full range of new features on Windows Phone 8, I expect Microsoft to play up shared experiences with Windows 8 today at the San Francisco event. Such as the ability to use Microsoft Office on a PC, tablet or smartphone to access files stored on SkyDrive.

Xbox Music now provides a premium music subscription service and the ability to access music libraries across multiple devices. Nokia Music may still be the best way for Lumia users to discover new music on the go, but Xbox music provides Windows and Windows Phone with a service to rival iTunes and more encouragement for people to make the switch to a new platform.

Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820

Our first Windows Phone 8 smartphones.

Be a part of it.

Of course, the flagship Windows Phone 8 smartphones, Nokia Lumia 820 and Lumia 920 will be on stage in San Francisco, together with other Windows Phone 8 devices. Thanks in no small part to Nokia leading the way with Lumia, the other OEMs have upped their game with Windows Phone 8 and the range of available devices is incredibly strong.

Not that Nokia needs to be afraid of the competition. As I purchased my own Surface Tablet at the Microsoft Store in Times Square last Saturday, the very attentive and highly professional retail assistants became incredibly excited as I told them I worked at Nokia.  They held up their Nokia Lumia 900s with pride and asked when the Nokia Lumia 920 would be available to buy. Of course, I couldn’t tell them, but their enthusiasm reflects the fact that as the best smartphones on Windows Phone (if not any platform), Lumia is also the most appealing smartphone companion to new devices like the Surface.

Nokia will be there today at the Windows Phone 8 event, showing off our phones to the world’s media. Chris Weber, our global head of sales and marketing, will be talking off-stage about the PureView camera technology in the Nokia Lumia 920 and we will demo the addictive convenience of features like wireless charging. Before long these experiences will be available for people to try themselves. Then, after all the launch events, media speculation and anticipation we will start to get feedback from the people who matter most – consumers. That’s when the real fun begins. 

Nokia has announced its first-ever Lumia smartphone for Verizon, the Nokia Lumia 822, which brings together high performance and unique industrial design in an affordable package.

Designed specifically for Verizon’s fast and ubiquitous 4G LTE network, the Nokia Lumia 822 extends the benefits of Lumia to many more U.S. consumers by being on the nation’s largest carrier.

The Lumia 822 is designed for simplicity and ease-of-use, pairing Nokia’s renowned hardware design with Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 8 operating system, and comes with exclusive Nokia features including Nokia Maps, Nokia Drive, and Nokia City Lens.

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It all comes alive on the bright 4.3-inch display with ClearBlack technology, and is powered by a fast yet efficient 1.5 GHz dual-core processor with 16 gigabytes of memory and a MicroSD slot for up to 32 gigabytes of added storage. Coupled with a removable 1800mAH battery, you end up with a powerful smartphone that’s able to get you through the day, while enabling you to get things done.

You may have heard about the convenience of  wireless charging, and the Nokia Lumia 822 joins the party thanks to the optional Nokia Wireless Charging Shell. It works seamlessly with accessories such as the Nokia DT-900 Wireless Charging Plate and the JBL PowerUp Wireless Charging Speaker.

Imaging

The best camera is the one you always have with you, and the Nokia Lumia 822 is equipped with an 8-megapixel shooter featuring advanced Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash. You’ll be able to capture amazing high quality photos and videos, and quickly edit them and add special effects.

A front-facing camera with 720p HD resolution gives you the ability to connect face-to-face with friends and family via video calls, and we’ve incorporated two microphones for superior audio recording.

Navigation

Getting to your loved ones is easier than ever as the Nokia Lumia 822 also doubles as a world-class personal navigation device with always-available turn-by-turn voice navigation and offline maps through Nokia Drive. And thanks to Nokia City Lens you can be a local anywhere with augmented reality view that instantly highlights local attractions, restaurants and stores.

Also free on the Nokia Lumia 822 is Nokia Music, which lets you stream tracks from a suite of over 150 exclusive playlists curated by an expert team of musicologists, plus artists like Rihanna and Lady Gaga. Exclusive to Nokia Lumia smartphones, it’s completely advertisement-free, requires no registration or subscription and also lets you create mixes based on your favorite artists. It’s the simplest way to discover and explore the music you love.

The Nokia Lumia 822 is scheduled to be available in white, black and grey before Thanksgiving for $99.99 on a two-year contract. 

You have been a busy lot, haven’t you? So busy you inspired me to take the snap above. That’s one of #MyLumiaMoments (snapped with a Nokia Lumia 800 in the fishing village where a popular TV show is filmed). But what about yours?

Well, Francois and his Nokia Lumia 900 fell in love with Carcassonne in France (and from this pic, it’s easy to see why).

Alex snapped a very arty bridge pillar. Again with the Nokia Lumia 900.

Both very cool, I think you’ll agree….but there’s more! ReinardJAD5 found a couple of friends saying hi to each other.

Steve managed to snap a triple rainbow with his Nokia Lumia 900. A triple. Rainbow. Look closely, they’re there

These great photos are giving us an insight into your personal #MyLumiaMoments, and if possible they keep getting better! Keep them coming! Tweet them using the #MyLumiaMoments hashtag.

A few short weeks ago, T-Mobile USA announced that the Nokia Lumia 810 is coming to customers who are excited to get their hands on the premier Windows Phone 8 experience. The Lumia 810 brings a well-designed and fully featured smartphone to T-Mobile’s amazing 4G network.

Our social media channels including Twitter and Facebook, have been active with T-Mobile customers asking exactly when the Lumia 810 would be available. We’ve been listening and today we’re happy to help spread the word that the Lumia 810 is scheduled to be available on Nov. 14 in T-Mobile stores.

For those who pick up a Nokia Lumia 810, they will have the best of Windows Phone 8 with an all-new interface and new capabilities. Also, the Lumia 810 is powered by T-Mobile’s fastest 4G network capable of speeds up to 42 Mbps.

Considering T-Mobile’s 4G unlimited data plans start at $50 a month, the Lumia 810 is an incredible value for savvy smartphone customers who don’t want to break the bank.

The Lumia 810 lets you capture the world around you with crisp clarity – as the phone features an 8 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens. Speaking of cameras, there is a HD-capable front-facing camera for clear video calls with your friends and family.

If you’re a performance nut, the Lumia 810 won’t disappoint. Featuring a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, the Lumia 810 will blaze through apps, web surfing and picture taking with enough juice to last you throughout the day.

Want to charge your phone without picking up a wire? With the optional charging shell accessory, you have wireless charging at your fingertips. An added benefit to interchangeable shells is that you can change the color of your phone as you desire.

When you are trying to get from point A to point B, the Lumia 810 will be your trusted friend. With out-of-the-box GPS navigation with Nokia Drive, you will never be lost. Also, with Nokia City Lens, you’ll have an eye on the world – always knowing what businesses and entertainment options are around you with this fun augmented reality app.

The Lumia 810 will be available from Nov. 14 and will be priced as follows: if you’re on a Value Plan at T-Mobile, the Lumia 810 will cost $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate on a two-year agreement. For T-Mobile customers on a Classic Plan, the Lumia 810 will cost $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a two-year agreement.

What’s your favorite feature of the Lumia 810 on T-Mobile USA?