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Jak wielu z Was na pewno wie, w PLAY’owym eShopie można przedłużyć umowę otrzymując jednocześnie bardzo fajne dodatkowe benefity. Zdecydowana większość osób woli tradycyjną drogę. Zastanawiamy się ostatnio co skłoniłoby Was do przedłużenia umowy przez internet? Wypowiedzcie się w ankiecie! Jeśli wolicie wizytę w salonie – z czego to wynika? Może macie jakieś inne pomysły [...]

Dziś polski światek technologiczny żyje komunikatem Wikipedii. Wyobraźcie sobie firmę produkującą noże, takie zwykłe, tanie noże kuchenne. Kupują je wszyscy, tysiące osób. Wśród nich jest słabe ogniwo, ktoś kto wykorzystuje ten nóż nie tylko do smarowania kanapki masłem, tylko do czegoś bardzo, badzo złego. To co mnie dziwi, ze tak rozsądni ludzie, jak Ci którzy [...]

Dziś polski światek technologiczny żyje komunikatem Wikipedii. Wyobraźcie sobie firmę produkującą noże, takie zwykłe, tanie noże kuchenne. Kupują je wszyscy, tysiące osób. Wśród nich jest słabe ogniwo, ktoś kto wykorzystuje ten nóż nie tylko do smarowania kanapki masłem, tylko do czegoś bardzo, badzo złego. To co mnie dziwi, ze tak rozsądni ludzie, jak Ci którzy [...]

Play jako sponsor festiwalu Woodstock wraz z agencją Grey Group przygotowali kampanię, w którą zaangażowano legendarnego założyciela Wielkiej Orkiestry Świątecznej Pomocy Jurka Owsiaka. Organizator tegorocznego Przystanku Woodstock, zaprasza na festiwal i zapowiada 4 dni rozmów za darmo ze wszystkimi. Ideą filmu jest wzmocnienie siły przekazu pozytywnych emocji oraz wspólnej radości i zabawy, jaka towarzyszy festiwalowi. [...]

Jak wielu z Was na pewno wie, w PLAY’owym eShopie można przedłużyć umowę otrzymując jednocześnie bardzo fajne dodatkowe benefity. Zdecydowana większość osób woli tradycyjną drogę. Zastanawiamy się ostatnio co skłoniłoby Was do przedłużenia umowy przez internet? Wypowiedzcie się w ankiecie! Jeśli wolicie wizytę w salonie – z czego to wynika? Może macie jakieś inne pomysły [...]

Sony Mobile Communications powierzył niezależnemu laboratorium testowemu zadanie zmierzenia jasności wyświetlacza smartfona Xperia P i porównanie jej z wynikami wyświetlaczy jedenastu innych smartfonów, aktualnie dostępnych na rynku. Firma TESTfactory, która prowadzi również testy dla magazynów WEKA Media Publishing GmbH (np. Connect, PCgo, Stereoplay) jest znana na całym świecie jako źródło testów porównawczych produktów. Zminimalizowała ona wszelkie wpływy otoczenia na smartfony, ustawiła wyświetlacz każdego z nich na maksymalne wartości, a następnie użyła spektrometru w celu zmierzenia jasności wyświetlacza każdego ze smartfonów. Oczywistym zwycięzcą testu został smartfon Sony Xperia P, który ma jasność przetestowaną w laboratorium, wynoszącą 867 kandeli .

Te nadzwyczajne wyniki osiągnięto dzięki technologii wyświetlacza Sony WhiteMagic, którą zastosowano w smartfonie Xperia P po raz pierwszy. Na konwencjonalnym wyświetlaczu LC kolor każdego piksela (w tym biały) powstaje wskutek zmieszania trzech pod-pikseli: czerwonego, niebieskiego i zielonego. Natomiast wyświetlacz Reality Display o przekątnej 4 cale, z technologią Mobile BRAVIA Engine w smartfonie Xperia P posiada czwarty sub-piksel – biały. Umożliwia to znaczące rozjaśnienie wyświetlacza tak, aby zagwarantować wyraźny i ostry obraz, nawet w ostrym słońcu.

Chociaż Xperia P ma o wiele jaśniejszy wyświetlacz, to nie pobiera z tego powodu więcej energii elektrycznej, ponieważ ma wbudowany fotosensor, który inteligentnie koryguje jasność ekranu, w zależności od otoczenia.

Smartfon Xperia P dostępny jest na rynku od maja 2012 r. w kolorach srebrnym, czarnym i czerwonym w cenie około 1699,00 zł.

The Nokia 808 PureView is now shipping from Amazon.com and many are receiving their shiny new 41 megapixel-equipped phone this week. For those fresh to Symbian, the 808 PureView might be a new experience. We’ll walk you through how to set up your new 808 PureView and get it up and running in no time.

Get your Nokia account

When you power on your 808 PureView for the first time, you are greeted with a few screens that have you specify your location, language and time settings. After this, you’re given the opportunity to input your Nokia account credentials.

If you have your Nokia account credentials handy, be sure to insert them here. If not, head to account.nokia.com and sign up for your account. Doing so will allow you to use your account to make app purchases in Store and synchronize your locations in Maps..which is very handy going forward.

Connect your email and social accounts

The 808 PureView is designed, like any smartphone, to be the hub of your communications. Be sure to set up your email accounts straight away. You can access these settings by hitting the menu button and selecting Mail.

From there, you can configure your email accounts with easy support for Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail and virtually any other provider.

On my 808 PureView, I have two Gmail accounts set up along with my work Exchange email through ActiveSync. I even have my work calendar and contact list constantly updating so I’m current, even when I’m not physically in the office.

Aside from email, using Nokia Social will connect your phone to Twitter and Facebook.  Be sure to configure Facebook so you have one-click access to upload those amazing photos you snap on the PureView directly to Facebook to share with friends and family.

You can access Nokia Social by  selecting Social from the app list. From there, onscreen prompts will guide you through the set up process.  Then, when you’re snapping a photo or looking at your pictures in Gallery, select options, then Send to post the photo to Facebook or Flickr.

Set up your home screens

The 808 PureView supports up to 3 home screens, making each home screen a great place to house your apps and widgets based on your preferences. For example, if you want the primary home screen to be full of just contacts and messaging options, you can do this. Or, if you want a view into emails and weather, this can be carried out as well.

For my home screens, I have favorite contacts, most used apps and messaging shortcuts on screen #1 with my email accounts visible on screen #2.

To configure your home screen, including shortcuts available, background and more, click the home screen and hold it, and a context menu will pop up.  From there, add your shortcuts, widgets and more.

Check for updates

Nokia is updating apps and services routinely on all phones, including the 808 PureView. Be sure to stay on top of all the updates by checking for new ones.

Accessing software updates couldn’t be easier – select the apps menu and choose SW Update.  The list of available updates will be listed.  Please note: a software update might require a restart: save any open messages or emails before you do this.

Nokia has been making great handsets for many years now. Most of the time, these sit in people’s pockets and are brought out in times of need to communicate. Sometimes, though, these beautifully crafted devices are given the spotlight they deserve and appear on TV in show series, movies or music videos.

We’ve investigated this topic and the list of appearances made by Nokia phones is extensive and we’re sure there are more out there that we don’t know about. It would be practically impossible for us to list them all.

However, let’s remind ourselves of some of the classic Nokia movie-moments, and then look at some of the newer ones.

The first Nokia smartphone that we know of to appear in a movie was the Nokia Communicator 9000 back in 1997. Val “The Saint” Kilmer uses it stop the enemy.

Then two years later, in 1999, Keanu Reeves whips out a Nokia 8110 from an envelope in The Matrix. Its (modified) spring-loaded slide springs into action and Neo has his first conversation with Morpheus.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

It continued to be used as Neo’s communication device with the rebellion from “the real world” and made several appearances throughout the movie.

In 2008, The Dark Knight – most commonly knows as Christian Bale when he’s not playing Batman – sports the Nokia 5800 Xpress music and uses it to disrupt that bad guy’s security systems.

And a year later in 2009, an adolescent James T. Kirk – Star Trek – answers a carphone that rings with the familiar sound of the Nokia tune. A concept Nokia phone is glimpsed as the camera quickly flicks away during the high-speed car chase.

The hit US series Dexter shows a Nokia phone in series one. It’s a flip phone, and we believe it to be the Nokia 6101. However, if you know otherwise, we’ll be glad to hear your suggestions.

That’s not the only phone to make an appearance in Dexter. This time it’s a smartphone and it shows its face in series 5. The protruding 12-megapixel camera undeniably belongs to the Nokia N8.

In 2010 TRON: Legacy hit the cinemas, and along with it, the Nokia N8 made another wide-screen debut. With some clever software installed on his Nokia N8, Sam Flynn hacked a door entry-system and was downloaded to The Grid moments later.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Just last month, the Nokia Lumia 900 in cyan appeared on season finale of Tim Kring’s (creator and writer of Heroes) Touch in the US, managing to stay on screen for quite a long period of time. A young boy is seen with it and is getting stuck into some apps.

Moving away from movies slightly and into music videos is the Nokia Lumia 710; as seen in Flo Rida’s Wild Ones ft. Sia video.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Swedish electronic rock band, Gravitonas three-minute video of Call Your Name shows a cyan Nokia Lumia 800 being used with the Nokia Music service.

In what is a rather cool sic-fi music video, M83′s ‘Reunion’ features a white Nokia Lumia 800. Nokia Drive is used to navigate the government officials to some telekinetic alien children.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

And just a couple of days ago we saw a magenta Lumia 800 in British television soap opera series, Hollyoaks.

Have you seen a Nokia phone pop up on your TV or on the movie-screen lately? Let us know, in the comments below and we’ll add it to our list.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

If you’re looking to travel across town, but don’t own a car, public transport is probably going to be the best way to get there. The latest version of Nokia Transport that we introduced last month has now moved from beta to commercial release. Grab it today.

Download Nokia Transport now

1. Press the Search button on your Nokia Lumia and then tap Vision
2. Scan the barcode
3. Tap on the link when it appears on the screen
4. Install the application from the Windows Phone Marketplace

For anybody frequenting the public transport, you’ll know that standing at the bus stop waiting for the next bus to arrive is a real bore. As is trying to find your destination once you get off the bus.

With Nokia Transport you can search for public transport routes from your current location to anywhere within the same city. The visual guide that follows will show you when it’s best to leave your house, how long it will take you to walk to the bus or train stop, the details of the journey itself and even give you an arrival time for your planned destination.

As you can see from the video above, once you’ve got off the bus Nokia Maps can guide you the rest of the journey if you don’t know how to get there. Plus, you can add all your favourite destinations to start screen if you want to travel back again any time soon.

If you decide to wander off the beaten path, the transport nearby option will show where the nearest transport link is.

Nokia Transport currently plans the best routes and departure times in over 100 cities and urban areas. While estimated route options are available in 450+ cities without timetables. There are plans to extend this further.

Nokia Transport runs on the Nokia Lumia 610, Nokia Lumia 710, Nokia Lumia 800 and the Nokia Lumia 900. Download it today, for free.

Important notice: there might be a publishing delay (1-2 days) on Windows Phone Marketplace in your country or region. The new version of Nokia Transport is labeled as 2.1.0.0, check for that version when you launch Windows Phone Marketplace and try to download. If you see 1.2.0.0, then it’s the old version of Nokia Transport. Just wait a bit until the Windows Phone Marketplace page updates. Thanks for your patience.

The Nokia 808 PureView is now shipping from Amazon.com and many are receiving their shiny new 41 megapixel-equipped phone this week. For those fresh to Symbian, the 808 PureView might be a new experience. We’ll walk you through how to set up your new 808 PureView and get it up and running in no time.

Get your Nokia account

When you power on your 808 PureView for the first time, you are greeted with a few screens that have you specify your location, language and time settings. After this, you’re given the opportunity to input your Nokia account credentials.

If you have your Nokia account credentials handy, be sure to insert them here. If not, head to account.nokia.com and sign up for your account. Doing so will allow you to use your account to make app purchases in Store and synchronize your locations in Maps..which is very handy going forward.

Connect your email and social accounts

The 808 PureView is designed, like any smartphone, to be the hub of your communications. Be sure to set up your email accounts straight away. You can access these settings by hitting the menu button and selecting Mail.

From there, you can configure your email accounts with easy support for Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail and virtually any other provider.

On my 808 PureView, I have two Gmail accounts set up along with my work Exchange email through ActiveSync. I even have my work calendar and contact list constantly updating so I’m current, even when I’m not physically in the office.

Aside from email, using Nokia Social will connect your phone to Twitter and Facebook.  Be sure to configure Facebook so you have one-click access to upload those amazing photos you snap on the PureView directly to Facebook to share with friends and family.

You can access Nokia Social by  selecting Social from the app list. From there, onscreen prompts will guide you through the set up process.  Then, when you’re snapping a photo or looking at your pictures in Gallery, select options, then Send to post the photo to Facebook or Flickr.

Set up your home screens

The 808 PureView supports up to 3 home screens, making each home screen a great place to house your apps and widgets based on your preferences. For example, if you want the primary home screen to be full of just contacts and messaging options, you can do this. Or, if you want a view into emails and weather, this can be carried out as well.

For my home screens, I have favorite contacts, most used apps and messaging shortcuts on screen #1 with my email accounts visible on screen #2.

To configure your home screen, including shortcuts available, background and more, click the home screen and hold it, and a context menu will pop up.  From there, add your shortcuts, widgets and more.

Check for updates

Nokia is updating apps and services routinely on all phones, including the 808 PureView. Be sure to stay on top of all the updates by checking for new ones.

Accessing software updates couldn’t be easier – select the apps menu and choose SW Update.  The list of available updates will be listed.  Please note: a software update might require a restart: save any open messages or emails before you do this.