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Starbucks App Pick of the Week: Brian Cox’s Wonders of the Universe
The Starbucks App Pick of the Week is Brian Cox’s Wonders of the Universe, an app that regularly retails for $5.99. This app features over 2.5 hours of BBC video from the Wonders TV series (Wi-Fi required) and over 200 in-depth interactive articles to let you tour the universe. This app was part of App Store’s Best Of in the US and UK for 2012:
Explore the entire Universe in 7 interlinked scales from sub-atomic to the edge of the known Universe, or take Brian’s tours • Two-and-a-half hours of BBC video from the Wonders TV series (requires wifi) • 50+ spectacular 3D models of planets, moons, galaxies and nebulae to discover • Over 200 interactive articles by Brian telling the story of the Universe • Hundreds of beautiful images from around the cosmos • High resolution graphics optimised for the new iPad
The app comes in at 322MB download and looks like a pretty awesome app as noted by reviewers in iTunes.
Bonus: If you’re reading this, then you’re smart. Here are 49 promo codes for the app courtesy of @swotam (don’t forget to say thanks!):
Enjoy!
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These codes are from cards at StarBucks yeah? And they can be used only once? So after the person who takes these photos snap’s the photo, do they leave the cards there? Do customers of StarBucks take one only to discover it’s already used? That’d suck.
I know this is more of an issue for StarBucks to resolve (scratch off/sealed etc), but yeah, just seems kinda shitty of our community to do if you ask me.
Augh, I’m just one guy, I suppose it’s just my preference that these codes, provided by StarBucks for StarBucks customers, be redeemed by those customers.
Thank you for posting this weeks codes Gary, great looking app.
oops ????????
Well said…….
should have added anytime the code post are all gone I usually head into the local starbucks that week..and buy something..as a customer… not sure why someone has anything to complain about here.
With many thanks — I think I grabbed the first one!
All gone. Anyone know where I could fine another one? I’ll trade for Living Earth.
I’d really love to get a code for this too but all the codes it says are for customers of Canada. I’m looking for an American code please. jo***********@*****ok.com I would be forever great-full!