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OneWebDay is an annual celebration of the internet held usually on September 22nd.

The guys at Intel decided to take things a bit further this year and have selected a few countries where they will be giving away their latest Ultrabook* devices to random people within these countries. This year, South Africa made the cut as one of these countries, along with Germany. Spain and Russia, becse of our love for the internet and because South African’s have stepped up their love for a digitally connected lifestyle.

With Intel’s portfolio now spanning across devices such as laptops, servers, PCs, smart phones, etc, it makes sense for them to support the OneWebDay campaign as many of their devices already leverage the internet and support some sort of data-enabled service.

Check out the OneWebDay website get more details on what it is and support its efforts in building awareness of the successes of the internet as well awareness of the open network principles that has been at the core of the internet’s success to date.

There are quite a few OneWebDay stories which are contributed to by the internet-using-public which can be found on the website which highlight the relevance of an open web standard that allows all our devices to connect to each other effortlessly and support the transfer of data between devices using the internet, which will in turn allow for the internet to expand further across more devices, across continents and into communities which were previously disconnected from the rest of the world.

You can also pick up on tweets about OneWebDay using the hashtag: #OneWebDay. There’s also a section of how you can get involved on the website & what you can do to support the campaign.

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*What is an Ultrabook?

This usually happens when price drops are being implemented and when new products are being launched. My guess is that iPhone and iPod prices are being reworked in anticipation for the announcement of new devices early in September this year.

What do you think is up?

Details of the drama can be found on iMod here.

Watch the video of Hitler discovering the truth behind the Internet Radio Stats:

Thanks @matthewbuckland for pointing it out.

• Open Settings > Wifi
• Click on the little blue arrow on the right of the active connection name.
• Go to DHCP > DNS
  • My DNS setting was 10.0.0.2, but yours could be different.
• Change this to either the Google DNS setting which is “8.8.8.8″
• or use the open DNS setting which is “208.67.222.222″
• Now go back to Settings > General > Software Update and try again.

This resolved the issue with my iPhone 4, which is now completely up to date with iOS 5.1

Read also: How to download iOS5.0.1 and update your iPhone or iPad

Here is a video about the Charles Dickens Google Doodle:

Aggregating 100′s of sites into a  single app with a gorgeous design, making it simple to consume content.

Watch the video for Google Currents here:

The unbundling of these two products will be a huge saving to those who already have ADSL, but don’t use their landlines and also make ADSL more accessible to those who can not afford the combined cost of both the Telkom phone line and the ADSL line rentals.

This video by MWEB explains the entire issue:

Pledge your support for the movement by joining their Facebook campaign.

DISCLAIMER: I am an EX-employee of MWEB and currently have no relationship with them. This post is purely as a result of the fact that I completely support unbundling of ADSL line rentals and can not wait for Naked ADSL.

I’m most excited about the custom search changes and the ability to edit screen real-estate assignment to chat (which I don’t use within GMail) and labels, which I use a lot of.