If the relatively expensive price tag of Research in Motion's BlackBerry 9000 puts you off, there's some hope for you to reconsider getting the device. Stolen shots of a certain BlackBerry "Niagara" hint that there's going to be a more affordable version of the 9000. It comes with a price, of course: it's possible that some features will be removed, such as 3G. More on this gadget in the full article.

The next big thing in mobile technology is 4G, but NASA isn't content with that. While tech is still content with the number 3, the space agency already has plans to launch a new armada of satellites that will introduce 5G technology. Details in the full article.

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.

Ok, it's been a few months since the Transformers movie, but it'll still be some time before transforming gadgets-slash-robots will get old. Besides, these new transforming cellphones from Toshiba are just too cute. Go to the full article for details and pictures.

Second Life is finally going portable as mobile games solutions provider Vollee has announced a partnership with Linden Lab. This deal will allow the former to stream the SL Grid on 3G handsets.

Before the service fully goes live, there will be beta trials which you can be a part of. Know more after the jump!

Addicted to YouTube? Want to watch your favorite videos everywhere you go? Well here's your chance: YouTube has expanded its YouTube Mobile service, allowing you to access a larger selection of videos from what they were offering before. YouTube is also offering a free Java application to give mobile phones an alternative to accessing YouTube videos. Details in the full article.

Nokia recently announced the 7900 Crystal Prism, the latest addition to the company's Prism line of phones. The phone has a unique design and some nifty features that might appeal to phone enthusiasts out there.

Check out the full article for more information.

Hewlett Packard may be gunning for the big time in the PC gaming enthusiast market, but it hasn't forgotten the markets it's currently participating in. Some information about a new HP smartphone called the HP Silver just hit the news waves, as well as a brochure-grade image and a list of features fit for a modern computer phone. Get all that at the full story.

We've been blown away with Sony's press conference about their new HDNA products, and they still have a lot of ammo to feed the waiting presses. Sony presents the newer additions to their plethora of mobile gadgets, such as the cute Rolly and the new Sony mylo. More details in the full article.

DoCoMo, one of Japan's most popular handset makers, has announced its new F801i phone. This model is intended mainly for kids to keep them safe when not with parents and guardians. This 3G unit  isn't all fun and games. With its safety features, locating children in distress will be much easier. Read the detailed version to know more about the F801i.