Tytuł trochę prowokacyjny ale wpisuje się w tematykę 
Na Przystanku Woodstock wszyscy mogą rozmawiać za darmo do wszystkich sieci bez limitu przez cały czas trwania festiwalu. Wystarczy mieć dowolną ofertę na karę w Play i na terenie festiwalowym aktywować promocję kodem *111*333*1#. Ponieważ zależy nam, żeby jak najwięcej osób skorzystało z tej zaj..efejnej promocji, [...]
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Hostessy Play na Przystanku Woodstock
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Hostessy Play na Przystanku Woodstock
Tytuł trochę prowokacyjny ale wpisuje się w tematykę Na Przystanku Woodstock wszyscy mogą rozmawiać za darmo do wszystkich sieci bez limitu przez cały czas trwania festiwalu. Wystarczy mieć dowolną ofertę na karę w Play i na terenie festiwalowym aktywować promocję kodem *111*333*1#. Ponieważ zależy nam, żeby jak najwięcej osób skorzystało z tej zaj..efejnej promocji, [...]
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ESPN Radio comes to Nokia Lumia
Today, we’re happy to announce ESPN Radio has arrived on Windows Phone and Nokia Lumia, bringing the best radio broadcasts from across the ESPN Radio universe into the palm of your hands.
It doesn’t matter what team or sport you’re trying to track – ESPN Radio brings over 35 ESPN Radio Podcasts and customizable stations to your Lumia.
Are you a SportsCenter fan? You can now listen on-demand as the industry-leading sports program is updated every 20 minutes. ESPN Radio also brings live broadcasts of all ESPN Radio stations, ESPN Radio Network and ESPN Deportes.
Plus, listen to every game of the World Series, College Bowl Games, BCS Championship game, Wimbledon, US Open Golf and every college football game that ESPN Radio broadcasts.
ESPN Radio also shows you the most popular stories in real-time for your listening pleasure and is updated throughout the day. You can give the story a thumbs up or down based on your impression of the article.
You can mark your favorite ESPN station, and for each station, you can view what’s on live, what’s being discussed on Twitter and even view the upcoming schedule. ESPN Radio even allows you to listen to shows offline as you can download on-demand audio content.
For sports fans, this app is a must have. It takes the best sports programming on the radio and makes it on demand so you can keep up to date on your team and hear it from your favorite ESPN station, no matter where on the globe that ESPN station might be.
Check it out in Marketplace on your Nokia Lumia.
Important notice: there might be a publishing delay (1-2 days) on Windows Phone Marketplace.
Just wait a bit until the Windows Phone Marketplace page updates. Thanks for your patience.
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My Commute: a step-by-step guide
Click here to view the video on YouTube.
To ensure you get to your destination in super-quick time, My Commute was recently delivered to Nokia Lumia via the latest Nokia Drive update. While this is currently being rolled out in the United States, the feedback Nokia receives will go on to improve the service and see more releases around the world.
Download Nokia Drive now 
- Press the Search button on your Nokia Lumia and then tap Vision
- Scan the barcode
- Tap on the link when it appears on the screen
- Install the application from the Windows Phone Marketplace
As most people’s journey times to and from work occur at the same time each day, the roads at these times can become congested. Rush hour is the bane of many people’s lives and My Commute aims to help you avoid it.
My Commute takes live traffic data from local authorities and also from all Nokia Drive users, including other Nokia Lumia, Nokia N9 and Symbian users. It’s then delivered it to your Nokia Lumia smartphone. Your phone knows where you are using your GPS and My Commute with Nokia Drive uses that live traffic data to automatically find you an alternative route if an accident occurs up ahead, or if there’s a traffic jam. You don’t have to do anything other then follow the route and you’re at work in time for the daily meeting or home in time for dinner.
Because it’s only available in the US at the moment, it’s left some unanswered questions. The main question being “how does it work?” For the curious – or impatient – among you, here’s our step-by-step guide on how to use My Commute in Nokia Drive.
Once you’ve installed and opened the new version of Nokia Drive, you’ll be prompted to setup My Commute. If for some reason this doesn’t happen or you accidentally skip the process, follow these steps: Settings > My Commute > Perform the Quickstart setup. Let’s crack on with the rest of the walk-through.
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As My Commute is designed to navigate you through your daily driving commute in record time, you’ll be asked to create your starting point for your journey. Seeing as most of us set off to work from home every day, select your home address in field 1.
The next vital piece of information to fill into field 2 is to input is your work address.
Then, field 3 is where you’ll tell My Commute what time you typically leave your house in the morning, and also what time you leave work to return home.
Once you’ve created your commute route hit the pin to start button at the bottom. This will make your everyday journey to the office much easier and quicker.
The My Commute Live Tile will now sit on your home screen and will do nothing for most of the day. It only springs into action an hour before you’re due to leave the house or office. The Live tile will let you know if there are any problems on the journey and inform you if you need to adjust your travelling time.
The best bit about My Commute is that you can program as many Commutes as you want or need. Your phone will know what journey you’ll be taking because of your current location and the time of day you’ll be there.
My Commute learns from each and every journey you take. It’s always looking for quicker and easier routes for you to take, so the more you use it, the better it gets. We’d suggest that even if you know the journey like the back of your hand, set up My Commute and have it study your journey for you; you might be surprised if it can find you a new, faster route.
All the details: Nokia Lumia 800
All about our stunning new smartphone.
You can use My Commute in other scenarios, too, not just to and from work. It’s for any regular journey. You may drive your kids to football practice every Friday night – use My Commute. You might take a yoga class out of town twice a week – use My Commute. You may even be a truck driver delivering goods to the same place day in, day out – use My Commute
With your help, use and feedback, My Commute will be used to create the best driving-experience not just for yourself, but for everybody else who uses it.
Are you in the USA and used My Commute yet? Let us know how you’re getting on with it and if it’s got you to your destination on time, one week on from it being released, in the comments section below.
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A Nokia Maps guide to London
If you’re a traveller in London right now, there’s more to this great city than a certain set of summer games. We’re here to help you explore and find the best tourist attractions and hidden gems using maps.nokia.com.
When it comes to finding out about cities around the world, the City Pages on maps.nokia.com are overflowing with information. You can see the local time, the weather, city facts and recommended places to explore all on one screen.
Maps.nokia.com also offers something called heat maps. This is a fast and easy way to see where you should be heading based on the number of POIs (Points Of Interest) in that location.
To make it even easier still we’ve sifted through these heat maps and plucked out a load of places for you to go and see. We’ve split them into five categories, depending on what you might be interested in: Famous Landmarks; Museums and Galleries; Shopping; Food and Drink; and Hidden Gems.
To access these maps on your Nokia Lumia, Nokia N9 or Nokia Belle smartphone, click the See on Nokia Maps text in each map and then the Add to favourites option (the star next to the social network options). You can then sync your device from within Nokia Maps on your smartphone. You’re ready to go!
Famous Landmarks
London is famous for its historic buildings and stunning architecture that you really must go out and see for yourself. It would be almost unforgivable if you came to London and didn’t see these iconic landmarks.
The tall freestanding clock tower that soars above the Palace of Westminster is known throughout the world as Big Ben. However, it’s the 13.7 tonne bell inside that’s actually nicknamed Big Ben although it’s actually called The Great Bell.
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On 29 April 2011, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge was married to Miss Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey. This wasn’t the first royal wedding to have taken place here as the tradition dates back to 11 November 1100 when King Henry I of England married Matilda of Scotland.
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Located in the City of Westminster and built in 1705, Buckingham Palace is the official London residence and principle workplace of the British monarch. If you’re hoping to spot The Queen during your visit, here might be a good place to start.
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Resting atop Ludgate Hill, St Paul’s Cathedral sits on the highest point in the City of London. The present St Paul’s is the fifth cathedral to stand on this spot since the year 604.
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No trip to London will be complete without see Tower Bridge. The bridge is a combined bascule and suspension bridge that was built between 1886 and 1894 that straddles the River Thames near the Tower of London.
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Museums and Galleries
Named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design, housing a collection of 4.5 million items.
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Only metres away from the V&A is the Natural History Museum. This holds 70 million science specimens of Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Palaeontology and Zoology.
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In 1759, the British Museum opened and became the world’s first national public museum granting free access for visitors, a tradition that still remains today. Its collection of 8 million items reflects human history and culture.
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The title of most-visited art gallery in the world goes to the Tate Modern. Housed in the former Bankside Power Station on the south bank of the River Thames, the massive exterior is almost an art-piece in itself. It’s nothing compared to what’s waiting on the inside.
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Another Tate Museum, but this time it’s the Tate Britain, very different from the Tate Modern. It’s exterior is more what you’d expect form an old London building with its wide stone steps, high pillars and fancy stonework and holds historical and contemporary British art only. The outside also bears scars from World War II.
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Shopping
A tourist hot spot, Portobello Road Market is the place to go if you’re on the look out for some antiques. It’s featured in many films over the years, but is mostly famously known as the setting for 1999 film Notting Hill.
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Camden Market actually refers to a number of adjoining large retail markets in Camden Town around the Camden Lock. Clothing, craftwork, bric-a-brac and fast food are all on offer.
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If you’ve got a bit of cash to spend, or only have a little, the Harrods department store offers something for everyone all under one roof. Sit down for coffee, sip some champagne, or just peruse the floors and aisles.
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Oxford Street is Europe’s busiest shopping street with about 300 high street shops. Regent Street, another busy shopping street, intersects Oxford Street at Oxford Circus.
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For the cooler kids out there, Carnaby Street is home to fashion and lifestyle retailers as well as smaller independent fashion boutiques. It was often the place to hangout in London’s swinging sixties.
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Food and Drink
Sketch was conceived by French master chef Pierre Gagnaire and restaurateur Mazouz that offers a food, drink and entertainment experience.
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If you want to experience Gordon Ramsay’s finest cuisine, head to Claridge’s. Go on, treat yourself, but mind your language 
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If you’re looking for familiar British food cooked to perfection, Ivy should be on your list. Getting a table may be difficult, though, as it’s a regular haunt for many a celeb.
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Located beside the River Thames, the Oxo Tower is another one of London’s famous landmarks. The roof-level restaurant offers stunning views of the city and the food is top-notch.
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The Ritz is exquisite, indulgent and elegant. Perfect for a once in a lifetime dining experience. Spend the afternoon there by having an afternoon tea; it’s a real treat.
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Hidden gems
Here’s a small selection of locations from Nokia Maps that will excite the senses. Dennis Severs’ House is an intriguing house where each room is a type of time capsule to years gone by. The Museum of London Docklands should tell you everything you need to know about how the River Thames helped London become the city it is today. The Kyoto Garden in Holland Park is a great place to rest your feet and soul. And, the Spaniard’s Inn is a historic pub of great literary heritage where Byron and Keats sipped an ale, or two.
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Nokia maps is the perfect travelling companion and the City Pages are where you should start your journey. The London City Page has much more to offer than the small amount of POIs we’ve listed above.
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A Nokia Maps guide to London
If you’re a traveller in London right now, there’s more to this great city than a certain set of summer games. We’re here to help you explore and find the best tourist attractions and hidden gems using maps.nokia.com.
When it comes to finding out about cities around the world, the City Pages on maps.nokia.com are overflowing with information. You can see the local time, the weather, city facts and recommended places to explore all on one screen.
Maps.nokia.com also offers something called heat maps. This is a fast and easy way to see where you should be heading based on the number of POIs (Points Of Interest) in that location.
To make it even easier still we’ve sifted through these heat maps and plucked out a load of places for you to go and see. We’ve split them into five categories, depending on what you might be interested in: Famous Landmarks; Museums and Galleries; Shopping; Food and Drink; and Hidden Gems.
To access these maps on your Nokia Lumia, Nokia N9 or Nokia Belle smartphone, click the See on Nokia Maps text in each map and then the Add to favourites option (the star next to the social network options). You can then sync your device from within Nokia Maps on your smartphone. You’re ready to go!
Famous Landmarks
London is famous for its historic buildings and stunning architecture that you really must go out and see for yourself. It would be almost unforgivable if you came to London and didn’t see these iconic landmarks.
The tall freestanding clock tower that soars above the Palace of Westminster is known throughout the world as Big Ben. However, it’s the 13.7 tonne bell inside that’s actually nicknamed Big Ben although it’s actually called The Great Bell.
IFRAMES not supported
On 29 April 2011, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge was married to Miss Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey. This wasn’t the first royal wedding to have taken place here as the tradition dates back to 11 November 1100 when King Henry I of England married Matilda of Scotland.
IFRAMES not supported
Located in the City of Westminster and built in 1705, Buckingham Palace is the official London residence and principle workplace of the British monarch. If you’re hoping to spot The Queen during your visit, here might be a good place to start.
IFRAMES not supported
Resting atop Ludgate Hill, St Paul’s Cathedral sits on the highest point in the City of London. The present St Paul’s is the fifth cathedral to stand on this spot since the year 604.
IFRAMES not supported
No trip to London will be complete without see Tower Bridge. The bridge is a combined bascule and suspension bridge that was built between 1886 and 1894 that straddles the River Thames near the Tower of London.
IFRAMES not supported
Museums and Galleries
Named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design, housing a collection of 4.5 million items.
IFRAMES not supported
Only metres away from the V&A is the Natural History Museum. This holds 70 million science specimens of Botany, Entomology, Mineralogy, Palaeontology and Zoology.
IFRAMES not supported
In 1759, the British Museum opened and became the world’s first national public museum granting free access for visitors, a tradition that still remains today. Its collection of 8 million items reflects human history and culture.
IFRAMES not supported
The title of most-visited art gallery in the world goes to the Tate Modern. Housed in the former Bankside Power Station on the south bank of the River Thames, the massive exterior is almost an art-piece in itself. It’s nothing compared to what’s waiting on the inside.
IFRAMES not supported
Another Tate Museum, but this time it’s the Tate Britain, very different from the Tate Modern. It’s exterior is more what you’d expect form an old London building with its wide stone steps, high pillars and fancy stonework and holds historical and contemporary British art only. The outside also bears scars from World War II.
IFRAMES not supported
Shopping
A tourist hot spot, Portobello Road Market is the place to go if you’re on the look out for some antiques. It’s featured in many films over the years, but is mostly famously known as the setting for 1999 film Notting Hill.
IFRAMES not supported
Camden Market actually refers to a number of adjoining large retail markets in Camden Town around the Camden Lock. Clothing, craftwork, bric-a-brac and fast food are all on offer.
IFRAMES not supported
If you’ve got a bit of cash to spend, or only have a little, the Harrods department store offers something for everyone all under one roof. Sit down for coffee, sip some champagne, or just peruse the floors and aisles.
IFRAMES not supported
Oxford Street is Europe’s busiest shopping street with about 300 high street shops. Regent Street, another busy shopping street, intersects Oxford Street at Oxford Circus.
IFRAMES not supported
For the cooler kids out there, Carnaby Street is home to fashion and lifestyle retailers as well as smaller independent fashion boutiques. It was often the place to hangout in London’s swinging sixties.
IFRAMES not supported
Food and Drink
Sketch was conceived by French master chef Pierre Gagnaire and restaurateur Mazouz that offers a food, drink and entertainment experience.
IFRAMES not supported
If you want to experience Gordon Ramsay’s finest cuisine, head to Claridge’s. Go on, treat yourself, but mind your language
IFRAMES not supported
If you’re looking for familiar British food cooked to perfection, Ivy should be on your list. Getting a table may be difficult, though, as it’s a regular haunt for many a celeb.
IFRAMES not supported
Located beside the River Thames, the Oxo Tower is another one of London’s famous landmarks. The roof-level restaurant offers stunning views of the city and the food is top-notch.
IFRAMES not supported
The Ritz is exquisite, indulgent and elegant. Perfect for a once in a lifetime dining experience. Spend the afternoon there by having an afternoon tea; it’s a real treat.
IFRAMES not supported
Hidden gems
Here’s a small selection of locations from Nokia Maps that will excite the senses. Dennis Severs’ House is an intriguing house where each room is a type of time capsule to years gone by. The Museum of London Docklands should tell you everything you need to know about how the River Thames helped London become the city it is today. The Kyoto Garden in Holland Park is a great place to rest your feet and soul. And, the Spaniard’s Inn is a historic pub of great literary heritage where Byron and Keats sipped an ale, or two.
IFRAMES not supported
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Nokia maps is the perfect travelling companion and the City Pages are where you should start your journey. The London City Page has much more to offer than the small amount of POIs we’ve listed above.
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ESPN Radio comes to Nokia Lumia
Today, we’re happy to announce ESPN Radio has arrived on Windows Phone and Nokia Lumia, bringing the best radio broadcasts from across the ESPN Radio universe into the palm of your hands.
It doesn’t matter what team or sport you’re trying to track – ESPN Radio brings over 35 ESPN Radio Podcasts and customizable stations to your Lumia.
Are you a SportsCenter fan? You can now listen on-demand as the industry-leading sports program is updated every 20 minutes. ESPN Radio also brings live broadcasts of all ESPN Radio stations, ESPN Radio Network and ESPN Deportes.
Plus, listen to every game of the World Series, College Bowl Games, BCS Championship game, Wimbledon, US Open Golf and every college football game that ESPN Radio broadcasts.
ESPN Radio also shows you the most popular stories in real-time for your listening pleasure and is updated throughout the day. You can give the story a thumbs up or down based on your impression of the article.
You can mark your favorite ESPN station, and for each station, you can view what’s on live, what’s being discussed on Twitter and even view the upcoming schedule. ESPN Radio even allows you to listen to shows offline as you can download on-demand audio content.
For sports fans, this app is a must have. It takes the best sports programming on the radio and makes it on demand so you can keep up to date on your team and hear it from your favorite ESPN station, no matter where on the globe that ESPN station might be.
Check it out in Marketplace on your Nokia Lumia.
Important notice: there might be a publishing delay (1-2 days) on Windows Phone Marketplace.
Just wait a bit until the Windows Phone Marketplace page updates. Thanks for your patience.
Image credit: vår resa
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My Commute: a step-by-step guide
Click here to view the video on YouTube.
To ensure you get to your destination in super-quick time, My Commute was recently delivered to Nokia Lumia via the latest Nokia Drive update. While this is currently being rolled out in the United States, the feedback Nokia receives will go on to improve the service and see more releases around the world.
Download Nokia Drive now
- Press the Search button on your Nokia Lumia and then tap Vision
- Scan the barcode
- Tap on the link when it appears on the screen
- Install the application from the Windows Phone Marketplace
As most people’s journey times to and from work occur at the same time each day, the roads at these times can become congested. Rush hour is the bane of many people’s lives and My Commute aims to help you avoid it.
My Commute takes live traffic data from local authorities and also from all Nokia Drive users, including other Nokia Lumia, Nokia N9 and Symbian users. It’s then delivered it to your Nokia Lumia smartphone. Your phone knows where you are using your GPS and My Commute with Nokia Drive uses that live traffic data to automatically find you an alternative route if an accident occurs up ahead, or if there’s a traffic jam. You don’t have to do anything other then follow the route and you’re at work in time for the daily meeting or home in time for dinner.
Because it’s only available in the US at the moment, it’s left some unanswered questions. The main question being “how does it work?” For the curious – or impatient – among you, here’s our step-by-step guide on how to use My Commute in Nokia Drive.
Once you’ve installed and opened the new version of Nokia Drive, you’ll be prompted to setup My Commute. If for some reason this doesn’t happen or you accidentally skip the process, follow these steps: Settings > My Commute > Perform the Quickstart setup. Let’s crack on with the rest of the walk-through.
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As My Commute is designed to navigate you through your daily driving commute in record time, you’ll be asked to create your starting point for your journey. Seeing as most of us set off to work from home every day, select your home address in field 1.
The next vital piece of information to fill into field 2 is to input is your work address.
Then, field 3 is where you’ll tell My Commute what time you typically leave your house in the morning, and also what time you leave work to return home.
Once you’ve created your commute route hit the pin to start button at the bottom. This will make your everyday journey to the office much easier and quicker.
The My Commute Live Tile will now sit on your home screen and will do nothing for most of the day. It only springs into action an hour before you’re due to leave the house or office. The Live tile will let you know if there are any problems on the journey and inform you if you need to adjust your travelling time.
The best bit about My Commute is that you can program as many Commutes as you want or need. Your phone will know what journey you’ll be taking because of your current location and the time of day you’ll be there.
My Commute learns from each and every journey you take. It’s always looking for quicker and easier routes for you to take, so the more you use it, the better it gets. We’d suggest that even if you know the journey like the back of your hand, set up My Commute and have it study your journey for you; you might be surprised if it can find you a new, faster route.
All the details: Nokia Lumia 800
All about our stunning new smartphone.
You can use My Commute in other scenarios, too, not just to and from work. It’s for any regular journey. You may drive your kids to football practice every Friday night – use My Commute. You might take a yoga class out of town twice a week – use My Commute. You may even be a truck driver delivering goods to the same place day in, day out – use My Commute
With your help, use and feedback, My Commute will be used to create the best driving-experience not just for yourself, but for everybody else who uses it.
Are you in the USA and used My Commute yet? Let us know how you’re getting on with it and if it’s got you to your destination on time, one week on from it being released, in the comments section below.
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Zasięg PLAY + Kuba = reklama
Zapraszam serdecznie do kina na jedną z najciekawszych reklam sezonu ogórkowego spot telewizyjny: billboard: internet: BTL ulotka: a teraz czas na tradycyjną laurkę twórców: Kuba Wojewódzki ponownie testuje zasięg PLAY! 3 sierpnia rozpoczyna się druga odsłona kampanii wizerunkowej, komunikującej rozszerzony zasięg sieci Play. Jej twarzą, jak poprzednio jest znany showman, dziennikarz i satyryk Kuba [...]
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HTC Sensation XE Beatsaudio 800 zł taniej!
Od jutra w sklepie internetowym kolejne wcielenie zjazdu cenowego, czyli „Sensacyjny weekendowy zjazd cenowy w sklepie internetowym – HTC Sensation XE Beatsaudio 800 pln taniej!!!” Dodatkowo od jutra w ofercie podstawowej Sony Xperia U Cennik
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