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According to AppleInsider sources, iPhone firmware 4.0 will bring multitasking to the platform this summer. And it may look a lot like Exposé. More

$13 dollars. Whole package. Must. Resist

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Irresistible iPhone Apps Fridge Magnets [IPhone]

I spoke to Imagination Technologies—maker of the PowerVR chip that powers smartphones like the iPhone, Droid and many others—and they said, definitively, that you’ll have graphics comparable to the PlayStation 3 in 3 years. More

The premise of Tweet Defense is simple: The more you tweet and the more Twitter followers you gain, the stronger your tower defenses will be. Clever, though hopefully RT bonuses will come in the future.

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iPhone Tweet Defense Slaughters Zombies With Witticisms [IPhone Apps]

This isn’t a Nexus One celebrating Gay Pride month—it’s CNET Crave UK’s broken Google phone . According to HTC’s technical support, “they don’t go in pockets,” lest the screen gets cracked. Only thing is, Crave UK swears up and down the Nexus One suffered the damages while charging on a desk—with no tampering by vicious iPhone users recorded. After being recommended by Google to speak to HTC’s technical support, Crave was told that “putting a phone in a tight pair of jeans and sitting down would usually cause the kind of damage,” and that “people sometimes forget that they don’t go in pockets.” Say what?

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HTC: Don’t Carry Your Nexus One In Your Pocket [Nexus One]

AT&T’s first Android phone won’t ship with Google Search . Instead, The Motorola Backflip ’s home screen will sport a Yahoo Search widget, and its browser will run Yahoo searches by default. Yep

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AT&T Ditches Google For Yahoo Search on Motorola Backflip [At&t]

ThinkFlood has just killed the first RedEye product which went on sale in December for $188, with the massively-superseding RedEye Mini . It costs only $49 and plugs into the iPhone’s 3.5mm jack instead of via a clunky plastic dock. It’s by no means the first universal remote control peripheral for the iPhone, with L5 plugging into the dock connector, and Fastmac and Power A providing the IR transmitter in a case

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RedEye Mini IR Transmitter Transforms iPhones Into Universal Remote Controls For $49 [Universal Remote]

The danger with this bento box iPhone case is obvious: someone will get hurt trying to eat it. And if it isn’t the sushizume case, then it’ll happen to this super-realistic TV dinner one instead.

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Disguise Your iPhone As a Sushi Bento Box [Iphone Cases]

They may not like boobies , but Apple evidently has no issue with sensual love-making sex songs. Especially if they produce babies, who can then be reared on a diet of iPhones and Macs. The Top 100 Sensual Love Making Sex Songs app (whatta title), streams the “best 100 love making songs in a single, constantly updated list.” You can also add those special love songs that get you in the mood to a “favorite” list within the app—I hope for your partner’s sake it’s got more than one track—and even sing along to the lyrics printed on the screen. If your partner doesn’t mind one eye being on the ball, the other the iPhone

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iPhone App ‘Top 100 Sensual Love Making Sex Songs’ Now Available For Budding Caligulas [IPhone Apps]

Days after The Great Purge of all apps considered sexy (unless you happened to be a major publisher ), developers have spotted a new category for submitting apps to the App Store : Explicit. The new category hasn’t shown up in the App Store yet, but what it potentially means is obvious: A place for explicit applications to live. We’ve been waiting for such a place since the App Store opened, actually getting excited when Parental Controls made their way into iPhone 3.0, hoping it would release a pent-up flood of apps like the long-lost South Park app, or Playboy for those so-inclined. An explicit category suggests that it could finally happen.

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New "Explicit" Category in App Store Could Herald Return of Sexy Apps [Apple]