It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

What’s that? You didn’t realise the iPhone was still lacking copy and paste? Yep - we’re afraid Apple’s still dragging its heels and refusing to wheel out an official update, so some enterprising developers have done the job for them

Their system is quick and simple, and can be used by any app. You can see it in action here.

If you’re less interested in text, and more into blasting baddies, we’ve got good news for you: Bioshock is heading to the PS3 before Christmas. It’ll come packing new content too. Take that Xbox!

And for you movie fans? Archos has three brand new devices to satisfy your square eyes. Its all-new tablet PMPs boast touchscreens, oodles of storage and enough features to knock the iPhone and iPod touch off their pedestal.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Got an iPhone? Struggling with weedy 3G signals? Then it’s time to plug your handset into iTunes. Apple dished up a software update this morning, promising to fix flaky reception experienced by some users.

Not into iPhones? How about this geeky bikini? Fashioned in the style of a Nintendo NES controller, it’s certainly packed with retro chic, but is it just a cynical ploy to appeal to joystick-fiddling teen gamers?

One gadget that isn’t a cynical ploy is the new 3 Skypephone S2. Packed with new features and a whizzy new interface, it’s the cheapest and easiest way to make VoIP calls on the go. Check it out here!

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Look at the time! It’s lunch o’clock already! Time you grabbed a sandwich and settled down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

It’s been a big day for some of the largest names in tech, with Sony’s brand new PSP leaking online, thanks to schematics sent to the FCC.

What’s changed? We’re really not sure, take a look at the designs yourself and see if you can spot the difference.

Not a Sony fan, eh? Apple more your flavour? Then check out the latest reports from iPhone 3G owners. Claims are flying across the web that Apple’s high-speed handset is struggling to lock down a 3G connection, even when other phones in the same spot are able to.

As if that wasn’t enough tech trouble, there’s news that Star Wars game creator Lucasarts is livid with Nintendo for failing to give them a heads up on the all-new Wii MotionPlus add-on.

Seems they’d have loved to get their hands on it, and used it to build the best lightsaber sim ever made, but instead, they were caught unaware and are now lamenting the missed opportunity.

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STOP WORKING! It’s lunchtime already, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Tech doesn’t get more varies than this. Already this morning we’ve seen tiny (and cheap) laptops from Maplin, ultra-slick Latitude E notebooks from Dell, and cow-herding by remote control!

Yes, you read that right. Cow-herding by remote control.

Oh, and then there’s the PSP. We’ve grown tired of rival tech overtaking one of our all-time favourite gadgets. It’s time Sony plucked a new model out of its labs, and here are our reasons why.

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It has the look of an overly elaborate device for tracking the whereabouts of herds or could perhaps be a gift from Mr Farmer to his bovines in the form of a portable entertainment system for the fields, alas its neither but a controller unit to get these stubborn creatures on the mooooove (sorry).

Lead researcher on the project one Dean Andersen has his singing transmitted to the earphones in an attempt to get them walking, if there is no reaction then there’s one more blast of his vocals before the cow has a slightly more unsavoury push.

If after a couple of crooning prompts haven’t had an impact the Farmer can release a mini electrical shock to the unresponsive.

Other cues planned for transmission to the cows ears to get immediate responses and save time dawdling about in fields are snakes hissing and dogs barking.

An increase in bovine heart attacks is our likely next cow related story

Happy lunchtime, one and all! Grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

It’s been a morning of leaks already! BlackBerry fans should take a peek at the latest spy shots of RIM’s latest e-mailer, the BlackBerry Javelin.

Replacing the Curve, it’s a pretty little phone, packing Wi-Fi, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera. Sure, there’s no 3G inside, but with a shell this good looking (and a corporate contract), does that really matter?

Elsewhere, Nikon’s GPS-stuffed D90 SLR has leaked a little more info onto the web. We now know how much it’ll cost, and which lens will come bundled with the geotagging camera, as well as all it specs.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Hackers working on the iPhone have hit headlines again this morning, moving swiftly to crack open Apple’s latest software update and let the touchscreen wonderphone work on any network, as well as run un-approved apps.

It’ll come as a huge relief to anyone still running old iPhone firmware on their jailbroken handset, as all of Apple’s bug fixes can now be installed without risk of being booted off the mobile network. But how long will it last? Word is, there’s another iPhone update right around the corner.

Also right around the corner is the BlackBerry Thunder. We’ve even caught sight of a “Dummies guide” to the unannounced phone online. What do you think? Hoax, or a sign that its launch is imminent?

Lastly, Sony has finally started to invite European gamers to test its next-generation social service: PlayStation Home.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Apple’s dominating tech gossip this lunchtime, just for a change, with rumours that the next iPod touch will come packing a horizontal dock, perfect for recharging while it blasts movies into your eyes.

Sure, it’s a minor update, but from Apple’s own diagrams, revealed in patent filings, it’s a major diversion for the company’s design strategy. See, with a docking port on the side, however will our existing accessories fit? Or maybe that’s the point…

Elsewhere, financial analysts are getting themselves worked up into a frenzy over expectations that Apple will hold a special event next month. It’s not even confirmed yet, but if Apple sticks to its traditions, it’ll be the fourth September in a row to host a special event by the Mac-maker. On the cards: new MacBooks, as well as an iPod update.

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It’s lunch O’clock, so stop staring at those e-mails, ditch the documents, and gorge your eyes on everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

There’s something fresh from all the major tech brands already today. First up, Apple’s under scrutiny from analysts, who reckon recent claims we’ll see an iPhone nano on sale before Christmas are wide of the mark.

According to the latest checks, Apple is indeed prepping a cut down iPhone, but it’s more likely to land in 2009.

Elsewhere, the Wii has found an unsurprising home in Gyms across New York. It’s being used by fitness trainers to tone up flabby customers, although we think charging $110 for a quick game of Wii Sports is a bit steep!

Lastly, innovative hackers have been fighting to install Windows Vista on the PlayStation 3, seeking to turn the slick console into an all-powerful living room PC. Their success so far has been limited, as the Big M’s OS is more unwieldy than the PS3’s default software, but it points the way to a flood of new hacks coming to the console.

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It’s lunchtime, so stop looking at those spreadsheets, grab a sandwich and settle down for all the gadget news you need, handily corralled into one place!

Apple’s high on the tech agenda this lunchtime, thanks to an update to the iPhone’s software which brings bug fixes by the boat load.

It’s a hefty download, but makes the handset much more stable, and in some cases appears to speed it up too. It’s also available for the iPod touch, so if you’ve got either of Apple’s touchscreen gadgets, plug yours in pronto!

Elsewhere, Mac fans have cause for cooing this lunchtime, after spy shots of a new MacBook design leaked onto the web. They claim to show the next generation of Apple’s mid-range laptop, packing a slinky aluminium shell.

They certainly look the business, but there’s no sign of that rumoured glass trackpad yet.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Fans of tiny laptops have reason for rejoicing today: Asus has dished out details on its latest Eee PC, the brand-new 900A.

The pint-sized lappy is powered by Intel’s Atom processor, so it’ll have plenty of grunt, without putting on any extra pounds.

Elsewhere, the Xbox 360’s new avatars have been spotted, with hints that the Big M’s customisation options will extend to jewellery too. Wanna buy a virtual watch? Xbox is the place to go!

But it’s not the only console with big plans for the next few months. Sony says its line-up of new PSP games will ‘wow’ gamers towards the end of the year, with big name franchises providing exciting new titles, not just the same old PS2 ports. Excited? We are!

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Apple’s forthcoming refresh of the iPod nano is causing a buzz this lunchtime, with rumours that it’ll pack a bigger screen, thinner shell, as well as an accelerometer to open up videos, and maybe games.

Reports are also flooding in that the Mac-maker has told resellers to stock up on enough iPods to last four week, since it’s reducing the output of the factory that makes them.

Refreshed nano in time for September? We think so.

In other news, Nokia’s N96 superphone will hit the UK on October 1st, and best of all it won’t be tied to a single network. That means you’ll be able to waltz into any Three, Carphone Warehouse, Orange, Phones4U, T-Mobile or Vodafone store to grab one.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

It’s a rumour heavy lunchtime today, with Apple dropping hints at a redesigned iPod touch in its latest iPhone software update, setting minds racing over what the Mac maker could possibly have in store for the next generation.

Elsewhere, Nokia has fanned the flames of N-Gage rumours by suggesting that its mobile platform could one day be compatible with the Xbox and PS3.

All that, and reports from disgruntled iPhone 3G owners that their shiny new handsets are already showing wear and tear, with cracks appearing in the cases of numerous white iPhones.

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

We’ve got ourselves worked up in to a frenzy over the BlackBerry Thunder, but the wait for the touchscreen superphone could soon be at an end. The latest rumours point to an October launch for the brand new blower in the US, and we’ve rounded up all the news about it here too.

Elsewhere, there’s gossip overload in the Mac world, as rumours persist that we’ll see new MacBooks before too long.

The latest word is that they’ll feature an all-in-one aluminium shell, free from seams and looking as luscious as the MacBook Air. There’ll also be unique chipsets inside, to make them untouchable by rival laptop makers.

Better yet, they’ll feature glass touchpads. Too good to be true, or the next step in Apple’s design evolution?

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It’s lunchtime, so grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.

Exciting gossip reaches us this morning that Microsoft could be on the verge of abolishing monthly subscription charges for Xbox Live.

The company is reportedly allowing online play through its console for certain games without needing gamers to pay for an Xbox Live Gold account.

It could mean free multiplayer services right around the corner, which of course, the PS3 already has.

In other news, we’ve caught a glimpse of Nokia’s still-unnanounced Tube in the wild. The mobile looks slick, and simple to use. Now if only we could get our hands on it!

Still hungry for gaming news? How about this tidbit from Nintendo: there are new Mario and Zelda games in the works, and that’s official!

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