Our sister blog BlackBerry Hub discusses the anticipated relase of Microsoft's Messaging and Security Features Pack for Windows Mobile 5.0, which will be embedded into handheld devices later this year. According to BBHub, enabled devices will have the ability to connect right into Microsoft's Exchange Server 2003, instead of going through middleware and servers that BlackBerry makes them do. Interesting…

This Wednesday will be a big day for Intel as it announces what they claim is a "major" update to its Centrino technology for notebook computers. Code-named Sonoma, the new chip has been designed to enable systems to better support video, audio, and games. In addition, Sonoma is expected to support high-quality audio such as Dolby Digital and 7.1 surround sound while its radio component has been upgraded to support a standard to reduce interference from electronic devices such as portable phones and microwave ovens.