We're live from CTIA in Las Vegas. It's been a relatively slow show, but we managed to eke out a little bit of hardware news, Jennifer Lopez launches her own smartphone service (sort of), and we await the appearance of Ashton Kutcher. No, really.

We're back for the second day of the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, with more of the new services and features for Android that are rapidly changing the game for our fair mobile operating system.

Jerry and Phil catch up on the first day of news from Google I/O 2013 in San Francisco!

Android and Google Play

• Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition is real!
• Google Play Game Services gets officially official at Google I/O and it's going cross-platform
• Google Cloud Messaging now part of Google Play Services, new features added
• Google unveils three new location APIs for developers
• All new Google+ Hangouts app unveiled, cross-platform messaging service
• Google Play Music updated, includes UI overhaul and All Access subscription service
• New Google Now cards and 'hot words' for voice search launching today
• Hangouts app now available in the Play Store, comes as update to Google Talk
• Developers can now manage Beta Testing & Staged Rollouts for their apps
• Google Play Store getting 'designed for tablets' category in top charts
• Android Studio unveiled at Google I/O keynote
• New app translation service announced for Google Play developer console
• Google Play has now passed 48 billion app installs
• Android reaches 900 million activations

Google+

• Google+ for the web taking on new look similar to current apps
• Google+ Sign-In API improved with cross platform sign-in

Google Maps

• Google previews next major version of Maps for Android

Google Music

• Google Play Music All Access unveiled
• Google Play Music All Access live on the web

Chrome

• Chrome for Android adds data compression option, Youtube now supports VP9 video

Search

• Google introduces conversational search in Chrome and an expanded Knowledge Graph

Thing 1: The new Android Central app!

• Welcome to the all-new Android Central app!
• Walking through the new and improved Android Central app

Thing 2: Google I/O preview

• Our prediections.

Thing 3: Hardware and software

• AT&T Optimus G Pro review
• Megapixels and Ultrapixels: The Galaxy S4 versus HTC One camera shootout
• Facebook quietly adds Facebook Home support (and unofficial support) for Galaxy S4, HTC One, others
• Carmageddon lands on Android, free for the first day
• Apex Launcher hits v2.0 with new features, improved settings
• Sprint adds Path to preloaded 'Discover It' widget on Galaxy S4, HTC One
• LG holding 'Optimus G series' launch event in Macau

Thing 1: The Galaxy S4

• Why does my 16GB Galaxy S4 only have 8.8GB of space?
• Quick Glance on the Samsung Galaxy S4
• How to change the Galaxy S4 lock screen message
• How to turn off those annoying Galaxy S4 sounds
• How to get to the developer settings on the Galaxy S4
• Samsung Galaxy S4 accessory roundup

Thing 2: LG Optimus G Pro

• AT&T makes its Optimus G Pro official, $199 on contract starting May 10
• AT&T Optimus G Pro hands-on

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• Mophie Juice Pack for the HTC One - the full review
• This week's sidebar poll: What's your Android keyboard of choice?
• Samsung announces the Galaxy Tab 3, 7-inches of mid-range tablet
• Fieldrunners 2: Tower defense just doesn't get any better

We've published our Samsung Galaxy S4 review, and Alex and Phil are together in New York City to talk about it some more. Join us for a further rundown of the hardware, software and special features of the Samsung Galaxy S4.

We got the band back together for some proper video, a backlog of voicemails, some really good e-mails -- oh, and just the latest and greatest in Android news from the last week. We've got Facebook, the HTC One, more on the Galaxy S4, and every in between. Join us!

Thing 1: New devices and reviews

• Kyocera Torque review
• Sprint HTC One - the Android Central casual review
• Samsung announces Galaxy Win - a mid-ranger that's almost a Galaxy S3
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 hits the U.S. this week for $399
• Samsung announces 5.8-inch and 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega smartphones
• Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo now coming to the UK
• ZTE Geek announced: next-gen Intel CPU plus Android 4.2

Thing 2: Software and updates

• T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy S2 getting Jelly Bean update
• Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Victory gets its Jelly Bean update
• AT&T confirms Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket getting Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean
• Facebook Home and the HTC First land Friday - here's what you need to know
• Microsoft Office now rumored for Android in (wait for it ...) 2014

Thing 3: Random stuff to cool to miss

• Bootloaders have been unlocked on the Droid RAZR HD, Atrix HD, RAZR M
• Supposed Google Babel for Gmail screenshots leak
• Google Play Store gets a new look
• Google: Glass Explorer edition to ship within the next month
• Nexus 10 flip cover now available in Google Play

We're freshly back from the Facebook Home event in California, so naturally we start things off talking about the HTC One. Oh, sure, there's plenty of talk about Facebook Home and the HTC First and forking and stock this and that, but really you're here to hear us drone on about the same phone we've been talking about for weeks, right? No? Fine. Lots and lots of Facebook phone discussion, too. Join us! (Note: Audio only again this week.)

We're back for one of those rare daytime podcasts, which always seems to put us in a funny mood. On tap this week: A redesigned Nexus 4, a wee bit of HTC One and Galaxy S4, T-Mobile's new "UnCarrier plans," and a few e-mails from you fine folks out there. Join us!

Thing 1: Games and Apps

• The Conduit HD hauls first-person shooting from the Wii to Project SHIELD
• We're live from GDC in San Francisco!
• Thumbs-on with Moga Pro Android gaming controller
• Lightning Launcher: More customizations than you can shake a stick at
• Action Launcher gains 'Shutters' - swipe your way to widgets
• First Android-only 'Humble Mobile Bundle' now available

Thing 2: Wrapping up the HTC One

• HTC One camera tips: How to take better pictures
• How to watch TV with the HTC One
• How to set up your HTC One
• HTC to retire 'quietly brilliant' tagline as marketing strategy becomes bolder
• HTC gives update on HTC One delays, availability

Thing 3: Odds and Ends

• T-Mobile announces new Android 4G LTE devices
• T-Mobile LTE 'Simple Choice' no-contract rate plans are here
• Eric Schmidt: Chrome and Android to remain separate
• Hands-on with the Archos GamePad
• Samsung Galaxy S4 wallpapers, ringtones and 'S Voice' app leak
• Motorola support page indicates Droid Bionic to receive Jelly Bean in Q2 2013
• 'If I had Glass' winners selected by Google, invites due out in coming days

Things get a little heated as Phil, Jerry and Alex catch up on the Galaxy S4, HTC One and all the changes Google's making us go through. And like with any growing pains, things get a little testy. In happier news, we're finally catching up on e-mails and voicemails. Join us!

Thing 1: Galaxy S4 catch-up

• Samsung Galaxy S4 hands-on
• Samsung Galaxy S4 or the HTC One
• U.S. Galaxy S4 model to be powered by Snapdragon 600 CPU
• Samsung confirms UK Galaxy S4 will use quad-core Snapdragon 600 CPU
• From 'S Life' to 'Life Companion': The original Galaxy S presentation meets the Galaxy S4
• Samsung Galaxy S4 launch event: A view from the outside
• Android Central Podcast: Galaxy S4 special edition

Thing 2: Lordy, another HTC One story?

• HTC One review
• HTC One launch delayed, suppliers no longer see HTC as a 'tier-one' manufacturer
• HTC One: Zoes and Video Highlights
• HTC Sense 5's BlinkFeed now features Mobile Nations news
• Comparing the HTC One speakers
• HTC One versus Sony Xperia Z
• HTC One versus LG Nexus 4
• Of course HTC filmed itself outside Samsung's Times Square event

Thing 3: Google's been busy

• Note taking app Google Keep now available in Google Play and on the web
• Google Currents gets support for audio playback
• Google is killing Google Reader on July 1, 2013
• Feedly sees 500,000 new users since Google Reader closure announced
• Gmail updated with actionable notifications for Jelly Bean users
• Google Flight Search now available in Europe
• Turn the web into a phone-controlled 3D puzzle with Chrome's World Wide Maze

Thing 4: Other odds and ends

• Reminder: Android 4.2.2 pushing now for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus
• Chameleon Launcher for phones now available in Google Play
• NVIDIA reveals future Tegra roadmap and 'GPU computing'
• Facebook updating their Android app outside of Google Play for some users