SlashGear Morning Wrap Up - April 25th 2011

In the news this morning: soon you will be able to get a white iPhone 4 that also "will not track you", and Google's mind control claims an unfortunate victim. Also, a superfast gaming notebook from ORIGIN, a crazy thin Thinkpad, and an update for the Nook Color. And a cell tower you can pack away in your suitcase.We also have lots of tablet news: Acer, Lenovo and Dell are planning new slates. And in the Android world, the G2X will soon get a serving of Gingerbread, Skype has solved problems with its Android app, and Amazon will give you $$ for Android apps. We are also keeping an eye on the PlayStation Network, which is still down after an "external intrusion". Read on for more.

Google's mind-control may have gone too far, as a serial letter-writer sneaks into headquarters and leaves a "poison pen" note.

The ORIGIN EON17-S gaming notebook overclocks Core i7 to 4.5GHz, but you will pay for the speed as you might expect.

No cell reception? Now you can pack your own cell tower in a suitcase, just like Mary Poppins might do.

The long-awaited white iPhone will soon be available, but if you are worried about it tracking you, Steve Jobs says you needn't – despite evidence to the contrary.

Catch Chris Davies' in-depth review of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc.

Nook Color is looking more and more like an Android tablet with email, apps and more. gets email, apps and more with new update

Microsoft eschewing food-based software names, opting for "Windows Phone 7.5"

The T-Mobile G2X is getting a Gingerbread update – soon, very soon.

Crazy thin ThinkPad X1 surfaces, but not confirmed as official yet lest you get too excited.

Acer is giving priority to Tablets over Netbooks, planning ultraportable tab for May, and the Dell Latitude ST and Streak Pro slates are detailed. Plus, Lenovo to release a Honeycomb slate.