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Schweet iGoogle Gadgets for South Africans!
iGoogle is really cool. Its basically your personally gadgetized interface to the web. There are hundreds of cool gadgets available. Here are a few South African Gadgets that really made me smile!
iGoogle Themes by the women who designed Madiba’s shirts!
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Dee Chetty is a South Africa- and India-educated web junkie. Focusing on strategy and new developments, Dee finds himself pushing the limits of innovation with his ideas. Dee loves open-source, mobile technologies and location-driven applications. He is an Apple fanboy & a die-hard Audi fan.
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Chris M
November 30, 2008 at 5:24 pmVery cool to see this. That Nando's advert is brilliant, it's the first time I've seen it, very very clever. Talking about local, did you take a look at Locality, I actually blogged about it if you're interested, quite a cool concept about discovering local-only websites..