Belkin’s new USB hubs make it more convenient to add USB ports to your PC or laptop. The Swivel Hub rotates left, right, up, and down to provide easy port access for plugging in your devices. The Clip-On Hub attaches to the edge of your desk or to a bundle of cords to keep your desk clutter-free. Connect stationary items like your printer and hard drive to the base of the Hub-To-Go. Its detachable 4-port Hub is ideal for connecting a mouse, MP3 player, and flash drives. Then, quickly detach it from its base to take on the road with you.

On August 29-31, 2007, more than 300 delegates convene in Hong Kong to discover an exceptional array of entrepreneurs and leading experts from established technology firms in Asia. Themed “The Year of High Expectations,” Red Herring Asia 2007 will present the winners of the Red Herring 100 Asia award, selected by Red Herring editors from nearly 1,000 submissions. The program will feature high-level keynote sessions, panel discussions, corporate presentations by winners of Red Herring 100 Asia award, and insights by top-tier global venture capitalists and investors who will share their strategies and accomplishments on venture investment in Asia. Beyond networking opportunities with Asia’s most sought-after entrepreneurs, the conference will provide deep insight into the Asian technology scene.

Lenovo is revamping its ThinkPad T61p workstation notebook with a new widescreen display, enhanced graphics from Nvidia and better wireless support.

The ThinkPad T61p, as well as the display and graphics enhancements for the ThinkPad R61 and R61e, is available as of July 10 and will start to ship to customers later this month.

In addition to the updates to its workstation, as well as the enhancements for other ThinkPad models, Lenovo will also jump on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Energy Star 4.0 initiative and begin offering a number of models that meet the new standards.

IntelliGolf announced the shipment of its new IntelliGolf golf scoring and GPS software for the RIM Blackberry. The new IntelliGolf software will run on the Blackberry 7100-, 7700-, 8700-, 8800-series, Pearl, and Curve devices. Two versions of IntelliGolf are immediately available, namely the Birdie and Eagle editions. Both versions include the IntelliGolf handheld software, Windows-based desktop software, and synchronization software. The Eagle edition adds support for GPS and Bluetooth. With the Eagle edition, customers can view distances and track shots using industry-leading GPS receivers.

In a secondary announcement, IntelliGolf also announced the shipment of its IntelliGolf version 8.3 software for Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones, and Palm handhelds. Version 8.3 adds a variety of enhancements to IntelliGolf for these platforms.

Fujitsu Siemens Computers has introduced a new range of professional notebooks, all of which have integrated 3G connectivity.

The Esprimo series of laptops, which will go on sale in August, has three models, ranging from the 12.1-inch U9200 ultraportable to the 15.4-inch D9500 desktop replacement model. All are based on Intel Core 2 Duo chipsets and feature wide screens.

Notebooks with integrated 3G have become more common over the past year and, at one point, the technology was even due to be included in Intel’s Santa Rosa processing platform. However, talks between Intel and Nokia broke down, leaving the inclusion of such technology up to individual computer manufacturers. Intel is widely expected to include mobile WiMax connectivity instead in the next generation of its chipsets.

Both ASUS and O2 have just released Windows Mobile 6 for several of their devices at the oh-so-lovely cost of $0. If you own the ASUS A639, A626, A686, A696, P535, or P735, head over to the ASUS Support site and select PDA from the Product and Series drop-down menus, followed by the appropriate model number. Updates are available in a number of languages. Lastly, there’s the O2 Xda Zinc. If you own this device, head over to SeeO2.com.

IceWeb is offering users a 30-day free trial of IceMail for iPhone. IceMail is a hosted Microsoft Exchange email subscription service.

“There has been much press regarding how the iPhone might be ‘shunned’ by enterprise email users because of the lack of perceived compatibilities with Microsoft Exchange implementations. We’re working to ensure this will not be the case,” he said.

Google has quietly released an updated version of their popular Google Maps Mobile app for Palm OS-based devices. While Google’s mobile map page does not indicate actual version numbers, a download and quick check of the Palm OS PRC file does indicate that a new version, 1.2.0.8 has been posted within the past few days.

On the Google Mobile Maps Treo-specific page, Google hints at speed enhancements in this latest version, along with real-time traffic reports and detailed directions. Google also touts “shorter startup time” and “stylus integration” as enhancements in this latest version of the app.

Krome, from Wolflane Software, is a new email application for Palm’s Treo. Krome features a clean and streamlined, easy to use interface. It has custom small font support which allows you to view much more text on the screen at one time. It supports the usual POP3 and IMAP email accounts, has a guided setup process and can store messages on external memory cards. It also has advanced network support, which allows you to read and create email while new emails are being downloaded in the background.

iSkoot announced the release of the iSkoot v1.1 mobile application for BlackBerry smartphones. The new iSkoot v1.1 delivers a comprehensive mobile Skype experience on BlackBerry: With the click of a button, users can instantly chat with their Skype contacts, make and receive Skype calls, and use SkypeOut to inexpensively call regular phone numbers nearly anywhere in the world. iSkoot v1.1 also displays complete Skype contact status information, so BlackBerry users can see which friends, family members and business colleagues are available, as well as manage their own online presence. This latest release features a next generation, easy-to-use interface especially designed for BlackBerry users and will offer additional features soon. iSkoot works without any need for PCs, special hardware, custom phones or Wi-Fi hot spots, and utilizes the existing mobile network infrastructure to route Skype calls through the voice channel.