September 3rd, 2010 | 
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Stop clicking, send messages, phone, Facebook, Twitter, and all activities related to gadgets and computers on September 18. The reason is, that day is celebrated as the day of no gadgets. The idea that seemed impossible in this digital era that completely leveled by Mark DiMassimo. Chief Executive Officer of Digo, a company advertising, expects that people would not be too dependent on their gadgets. “This is a device that gives intervention in everyone’s life style,” said DiMassimo.
September 18, also was not chosen at random or without consideration. DiMassimo use that dates because it was regarded Jews as the holiest days in a year or so called Yom Kippur. On the same date, also known as the Day of Atonement, in which every Jew to escape from everything related to gadgets, such as not playing the BlackBerry and transfer activities to writing, playing instruments or food. But according DiMassimo, those who are not Jews can also take part in this Day Without gadget. “You do not have to be Jewish to do this,” he said
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