A round-up of the weird and wonderful from the world wide web

READ: Stephen Fry on Blackberry

COMEDIAN, raconteur and unofficial British national treasure Stephen Fry was recently usurped as Britain’s most popular Twitterer by Sarah Brown, the prime ministers wife.Fry remains a fine commentator on all things technology related. For evidence of this check out this week’s insightful and amusing critique of BlackBerry smart phones.

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PLAY: Your friends from the 'Apprentice'

HAVE FUN with friends and colleagues by getting Bill Cullen to fire them from the Apprentice.

Using an online application developed by DV4, you fill in your friends details and they are sent a customised video explaining why they have been fired from the TV3 show.

Choose from a range of fibs that someone might not reveal on their CV, such as how an interest in networking actually means they spend all their time on Facebook. Lots of fun for Apprentice viewers.

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WATCH: Piano magic on Stockholm metro

OUR SWEDISH skills mean we can't decipher the captions but the logo at the end suggests this is a Volkswagen advertisement.

Overnight a team of pranksters turn the steps of a Stockholm metro station into the world's largest piano using pressure pads that play different notes as they are stepped on.

Just watch the reaction of unsuspecting commuters.

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ATTEND: The Irish Web Awards

CELEBRATE THE best the Irish internet has to offer at tomorrow's Realex Payments Irish Web Awards which are being held at the Radisson Royal Hotel in Dublin. Tickets for the "no-tuxedo" event are still available and cost €35, including food and an after-show party.

Very much a grassroots event, organised by blogger and internet consultant Damien Mulley, this is a great opportunity to meet the pioneers of the Irish web scene.

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