If you’ve not been at your desk this morning, it’s time to catch up quick with everything you missed – we’re talking new phones, essential apps and more, so read on for all the latest in the lunchtime lowdown.
November, 2009
LittleBigPlanet was the Playstation 3 game that managed to intrigue Stephen Fry into lending it his voice, and he’s even returned for this shrunk-down Sony PSP version of the oddball platformer. But has Sony’s shrink ray left LittleBigPlanet PSP with legs too small to run with? We investigate in our LittleBigPlanet PSP review.
The First ELSE is a brand new smartphone, running on a Linux-based operating system. It’s not Android, but it’s still a powerful set up, and we’ve got all the details on the handset, due 2010, right here. Do we really need yet another smartphone platform?
Creative’s third generation 
The Nokia 6700 Slide and Nokia 7230 cheap and cheery phones won’t hit shelves until March next year, but we’ve already spied the first video of the pair, fresh out of the oven. Read on to see it!
The Sony Ericsson Pureness isn’t on sale yet, but we’ve been manhandling its see-through shell all morning. Want a gawp at its gorgeous minimalist styling? Read on, we’ve got first impressions and a ton of photos.
The Sony Ericsson Satio has been recalled by both Carphone Warehouse and Phones4U after high levels of returns. Punters are said to have reported software faults with the top end Sony Ericsson cell, which has only been on the shelves for a couple of months.
Pixies seem to have given up slicing up eyeballs (confused? listen to this) in favour of releasing an iPhone app. The US alt-rockers have slipped their own Pixies iPhone app onto the iTunes Store bringing you photos, tunes and tweets from the band.