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The world’s first ‘intelligent’ stamp was put on sale by Royal Mail on the 3rd of September and is said to work in conjunction with image recognition technology. | India has demanded “access to everything” across a whole host of telecoms firms whilst it tightens its reigns on security. | Mobile phone firm Orange is the first UK network to use a technology that offers its customers higher quality voice calls. | The power of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) now spans the world of online advertising. | Over three million doctors have downloaded the iStethoscope application, which is replacing the use of a traditional Stethoscope in UK hospitals. | The search giant has recently updated its Gmail service with a ‘priority inbox’ feature which reduces information overload in e-mail inboxes. | BlackBerry smartphone manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) has extended an offer to the Indian Government to lead an industry forum which would cover the lawful access needs of law enforcement agencies. | The search giant is set to compete with other internet telephone companies such as Skype by giving its users the option to make calls from its free web-based email service. | The scheme, launched yesterday, rates mobile phone handsets on factors such as the ecological impact of raw materials used, the manufacturing process and the energy efficiency of each device. | Whilst the US version was released last month, mobile users in the UK, Europe and the Middle East are now able to access a HTML5 version of Google’s YouTube video site. |