Honeycomb SDK preview

• Android 3.0 SDK preview: 2D, 3D graphics and dual-core support in Honeycomb!
• What's new in Android 3.0 Honeycomb
• Honeycomb Easter Egg: Rezzzzzzz ...
• Android 3.0 Honeycomb wallpapers
• Android 3.0 Honeycomb screen shots

Hardware news

• Hands-on with the LG Optimus 2X
• LG Optimus 2X benchmarks
• Unannounced Verizon HTC phone leaks, is it the Droid Incredible 2/HD?
• HTC phone prototype spied on subway
• Samsung announces four new phones - Galaxy Ace, Fit, Gio, Mini
• More pics of the Samsung Vibrant 4G
• Dell Streak 7, LG G-Slate and Samsung Vibrant 4G release dates revealed
• Sidekick 4G shows off for a lucky someone's camera
• Xperia Play gets the what-for: Is heavy on Xperia, light on the Play
• Galaxy S 2 and Galaxy Tab 2 all but confirmed for Mobile World Congress
• Atrix 4G, Xoom coming at the end of February, Motorola Mobility CEO says
• Norwegian site leaks HTC Flyer tablet info?
• Software update turning users' brand new Notion Ink Adam tablets into bricks

Software news

• Google 'not happy' with app sales; in-app payments, other billing coming
• Google Voice opens number porting to all
• Samsung acknowledges problem with emergency dialer after DL09 update

Google leadership shuffle

• Google announces Q4 earnings as Page takes over for Schmidt as CEO
• Google confirms 300,000 Android activations a day

Samsung Froyo updates

• Samsung responds: 'Not charging carriers for Froyo updates'
• Samsung Vibrant to start getting Froyo on Jan. 21 -- as in tomorrow!
• Froyo for the Epic 4G coming ASAP
• Another Sprint statement on Froyo for the Samsung Epic 4G
• (Speaking of Sprint: Sprint notices you're using data, is adding $10/month fee to all smartphones)
• Gary's voicemail
• Alex's voicemail

Other OS updates

• CyanogenMod 7 Gingerbread nightlies pushing now!
• US Cellular's Froyo updates detailed -- Desire, Mesmerize in early February
• Samsung prepping Nexus S update to fix Android SMS bug
• LG Ally about to get Froyo update

Hardware news

• Samung Mobile promising 'the next evolution' at Mobile World Congress
• Samsung, T-Mobile officially announce the Galaxy S 4G, launching with Froyo
• Verizon employees getting training on the upcoming HTC Thunderbolt
• Motorola employee confirms locked bootloaders -- and bad attitude
• Motorola apologizes for YouTube comment, says it's working on bootloader compromise
• Motorola Cliq 2 available today for $99

Software news

• Updated ShootMe adds screencast support and a new user interface

Tablet news

• HTC reportedly prepping a trio of tablets, starting with Android 2.3 Flyer in March
• Sprint Galaxy Tab gets its first overclock -- now rocking at 1.2GHz

Voicemail

• Answer to Brian's voiecmail

The post-CES wrapup

• Android Central's best of CES 2011
• A comparison of Verizon's new LTE lineup [from the forums]
• CES brought dual-core, LTE but no NFC

Hardware news

• What's Sprint conjuring up Feb. 7?
• Is the Motorola Atrix 4G coming to AT&T on March 1?
• Mysterious new 'Nexus S' model sighted, gives weight to Android 2.4 possibility
• T-Mobile's Samsung Vibrant 4G leaked, does over 21 Mbps on HSPA+
• HTC EVO Shift 4G review
• Google confirms Nexus S reboot bug

Software news

• Official VEVO app for Android arrives
• YouTube app updated to make finding music videos and artists easier than ever
• Shazam and Spotify team up for new partnership
• Google Translate turns a year old, gets new 'Conversation Mode'

Tablet news

• Sprint drops on-contract price of Galaxy Tab to $299
• WiFi only Xoom coming in April?

OS updates

• The story behind the 'Samsung doesn't want you to have Froyo' thing ...
• Fascinate's DL09 update rolling out in earnest - how's it going for you?
• Android 2.2 update now available to Rogers Captivate owners
• Samsung Acclaim gets Froyo
• Android 2.2 coming to Virgin Mobile USA Samsung Intercept this spring

We're barely a day into the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and we already have a baker's dozen Android phones, the Motorola Xoom tablet, more LTE than we can shake a stick at, AT&T suddently grew a pari of LTE big ones, and there's more on the horizen.

So join SPE editors Dieter Bohn, Phil Nickinson, Rene Ritchie and Kevin Michaluk, Android Central's Cory Streater and The Cell Phone Junkie's Mickey Papillon and Joey Koppes for the Greatest CES Podcast in the World -- Part 1!