You will now have another new feature in Gmail that will suggest you email addresses that you might want to send your email. The useful "suggest more recipients" feature will suggest contacts based on your previous email sending records.

Well, if you are often sending emails to your brothers, sisters, friends, mother, or father; this time when you compose your email, Gmail will suggest you the contacts of the people for sending you email, whom you have been sending emails in the recent past.

Transcend has launched its JetFlash V30 USB flash drives, which now come packed with eSobi Software. The curved, ultra-compact, black Transcend JetFlash V30 USB flash drives come with eight gigabytes of storage capacity, and with the powerful eSobi Internet information management software, which is powerful solution for issues like information-overflow.

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) have done it again successfully! Yes, the ISRO’s PSLV-C-12 has successfully put two satellites – the Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT-2) and ANUSAT – into orbit today morning.

Stretching out their multi-country agreement, the leading manufacturer of mobile phones, Nokia and the global mobile network operator, Orange are set to roll out collaborative service called “Nokia (News - Alert) Messaging by Orange” on a number of Orange Signature devices, aiming to offer mobile email service to all mobile users and pros.

With the 48-hour countdown for the takeoff of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C-12) having begun at 6.45 a. m. on Saturday, the vehicle carrying two satellites is all geared up to rocket into the sky at 6.45 a. m. on Monday, from Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota spaceport.

The two satellites that the PSLV will put in orbit include a radar imaging satellite called RISAT-2, and a 38-kg investigational mini communication satellite - Anusat - built by Anna University, Chennai.

Hamburg  - Many USB charging devices are actually a genuine threat to the user's safety, a recent study by the Hamburg-based Computer Bild magazine found.

The magazine tested 30 charging devices, primarily for use with MP3 players with a USB port. Nine of the models had significant safety issues, the test showed. A high-voltage test even sent sparks flying in five of the devices.