Prince Philip, who died aged 99 last week, is set to have an environmentally influenced funeral, which will feature a hybrid-electric Land Rover. According toBritishpress, the Duke of Edinburgh will be carried to the ceremony in a modified Defender 130 Gun Bus. What makes the vehicle even more special is that it was concepted and commissioned by Prince Philip himself back in 2005, following a45-minute conversation with Jaguar Land Rover....

Google firstoutlinedthe idea of ‘Cloud Print’ back in November. The service would let you print from a browser anywhere – your phone, for example, to an assigned printer. There was one problem – you couldn’t actually buy a printer that supported it. Today that’s changed as HP has announceda new range of printersthat support Cloud Print out of the box. Cloud Print is an important step to Google making Chrome OS and Android a better fit for enterprise deployment....

Have you ever run out the door and forgot to print out an important email? Don’t you wish you could just print from your phone? Well now you can, the future is here. Google announced today that it’s rolling out Gmail for mobile which works with Google Cloud Print, its service that lets you print from any app on any device, OS or browser without needing to install drivers. Using the service you can print e-mails, documents or PDFs right from your mobile smartphone....

Priority Inbox is nowavailable to accessvia theGmailmobile web app. Until now the feature has only been available on desktop computers and Android handsets. Similar to the desktop version of Gmail, it helps you to streamline your filtering process, by detecting which emails are important . Instead of the inbox being split into two-halfs (priority emails and other emails) as in the current desktop version, the mobile inbox screen will use two markers to indicating which is important and which is not....

Tihar Prisons in Delhi, the largest correctional institution in South East Asia, jumps the social network bandwagon as it plans to engage the public usingFacebookandTwitterin order to invite public opinion and improve transparency in its day-to-day functioning. Nope, Tihar Prisons doesn’t intend to it forelectronic shaming; in fact, it’s quite the opposite. Using Facebook and Twitter, it aims inform the public about its new plans, initiatives and also make the users aware about the existing activities being undertaken inside the prison premises....