After a very successful launch, it's no surprise that Apple is experiencing a shortage of it's ever-popular Apple iPhone 3G. But consumers hungry for their slice of Apple iPhone 3G pie won't have to wait for too long - Apple is currently working on fixing the shortage. The world will also see the sought-after iPhone 3G units launched in 20 other countries next month. More details in the full article.

Zounds! It seems Apple has picked today to be a big day for iPhone news. Apple has finally confirmed the iPhone 3G, and it looks to be a big upgrade over the previous iterations of the iPhone. More after the jump!

First hydrogen-powered cars, and now hydrogen-powered mobile phones. Will these alternate sources of fuel and power eventually become mainstream someday? The possibility doesn't seem far off at this point, with STMicroelectronics working on a mobile phone power system that uses hydrogen as a reserve power supply. More in the full article.

A collaborative project between Microsoft and Research In Motion (RIM) will bring the integration of the different Windows Live services on to the BlackBerry smartphone platform. Beginning this summer, services such as Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger will finally be available for smartphone users who want to access these applications while on the go. More details about this in our full article.

We've caught sight of something interesting over at the FCC page. It seems that HTC is just about ready to market its new Touch Diamond. It's probably only a few inspections and signatures short of a green light. Details in the full article next up.

Granted, mobile phones are usually utilized for communication purposes. Recently, however, these gadgets have taken on an entirely new role: that of saving lives when medical practitioners aren't physically around. The key word here is telemedicine. Find out all about it in the full article after the jump.

In an effort to increase their share of the lucrative mobile phone market in the U.S., Finnish company Nokia is all set to storm the country with a wave of new phone models slated for release within the next few months. More in the full article.

If you still haven't decided on what sort of next-gen cellphone to buy, then here's something that could make your choices just a bit more difficult: the latest phone in the BlackBerry line, the BlackBerry Kickstart. Guess what? It's been revealed as a clamshell flip phone. Check out all the details of this very nifty gadget in the full article and see if the need for one doesn't overtake you.

Nokia unleashes two new XpressMusic mobiles that you guys can certainly rock out with, the 5220 and the 5320. The devices have been designed to keep up with the times, while still being able to offer music and entertainment experiences. Find out the details on the devices after the jump.

HP and its iPAQ line of smartphones haven't exactly had the kind of earth-shaking success that some of its rivals have had so far, but that isn't stopping the consumer electronics giant from trying to pierce the US market. An FCC posting has revealed that the HP iPAQ 900 may be headed Stateside soon, and we've got some details in the full article up next.