Gizmodo's iPhone v. 4 sneak peek sparks a frenzy. [NY Times]
Blackberry sends cute girls to flirt while secretly peddling its products. [NY Daily News]
European airports start to reopen for flights, as ash halts Nissan production in Japan. [BBC]
Toyota's Lexus SUV recall goes global. [CNN]
Yahoo wants to acquire Foursquare before it becomes even more popular. [LA Times]
Lifetime taps iPad for Project Runway finale. [PaidContent]
Lenovo will launch a Google-operated smartphone in China next month. [FT]
VH1 is giving reality show junkies 44 more series this year. [Business Insider]
Despite its efforts, Blockbuster continues to lose sales and loyal customers. [Consumerist]
Google hopes iPhone app developers will design for the Android; and is blocked in one-quarter of its market. [Business Insider | Techcrunch]
Also: Google's cyberattacker in may have stolen keys to its password system. [NY Times]
Kodak will rely on patents to save the continuation of its brand. [WSJ]
AOL's new campaign management platform rolls out. [Adweek]
Flashy fast-food signage is proven to make consumers uncomfortable. [BrandFreak]
Macy's is giving its Herald Square flagship an anniversary revamp. [Racked]
The luxury-goods industry is booming in every nation but Japan. [Independent]
Magazine People StyleWatch mixes celebrity gossip with brand representation. [NY Times]
Facebook and Nielsen try to put a value on earned media. [PaidContent]
Teens send 100+ texts a day, according to new Pew survey. [CNN]
IBM saw a 13% rise in profits during the first quarter. [BBC]
Microsoft unveils 'fix it' program. [BBC]
Ralph Lauren centers brand expansion effort on the fashionable city of France. [NY Times]
Peugeot's new RCZ model aims to restore its glory days. [Economist]
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