What a tangled web we weave. Google Wallet finally becomes useful, though not everybody's excited about that. The Nexus Q gets delayed in hopes of one day becoming a real boy, and Ice Cream Sandwich hits 16 percent of all Android devices. Plus, more of your questions! Welcome to the Greatest Android Podcast in the World!

Ice Cream Sandwich updates, and lack of

• Sprint EVO 3D finally getting its Ice Cream Sandwich update
• CyanogenMod shelves ICS/Jelly Bean support for Snapdragon S1 devices
• Ice Cream Sandwich update finally starts rolling out on HTC Rezound
• Sprint EVO 3D finally getting its Ice Cream Sandwich update
• ICS updates reportedly starting for some Galaxy Tab 10.1 models
• LG Canada Twitter account says no Android 4.0 ICS for the Optimus 2X
• HTC explains decision to drop Desire HD Ice Cream Sandwich update

More Android hardware

• Samsung Mobile Unpacked event tipped for Aug. 29, Galaxy Note 2 announcement likely
• Silver Sony Xperia SL caught in leaked photos
• Another round of Motorola RAZR HD images surface
• Samsung launches limited edition Team GB Galaxy S3 at Carphone Warehouse
• Pantech Star Q spotted, headed to Verizon packing 4G LTE

Things that are pretty awesome, and one that isn't

• Google Wallet update takes things to the cloud, lets you add any credit card
• Google postpones Nexus Q retail launch, will give pre-order customers a free sphere
• Jelly Bean now pushing to U.S. Wifi Motorola Xoom
• The best damn Android Central T-shirt in the world
• Google Play developer policies have been updated, we like where this is heading
• Verizon to pay $1.25 million for blocking tethering apps on C block devices

Thing 1: Nexus 7 all up in here

• Check out the official Nexus 7 guide book
• Get to grips with new Jelly Bean features
• Top 5 Games for your new Nexus 7
• How to unlock the bootloader and root the Nexus 7

Thing 2: Software, software, software

• Jelly Bean ported to the HTC HD2
• XBMC for Android is coming soon, source code available for building and testing
• Carbon for Android will be free, aiming for release later this month
• Early CyanogenMod 10 preview build brings Jelly Bean to Galaxy S III

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• T-Mobile Galaxy Note is officially official
• Sprint triples its LTE cities in 24 hours
• The Nexus Q running CyanogenMod
• AT&T announces shared data plans - not forcing anyone to switch though

Thing 1: Jelly Beans all over the damn place

• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean released to Android Open Source Project
• Google shipping the Galaxy Nexus again
• Jelly Bean: Will your phone get an update?
• Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean begins rolling out to HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus
• How to manually flash today's Jelly Bean updates to your GSM Galaxy Nexus [updated with 4.0.4 files]
• Android 4.1.1 pushing to the Nexus 7 tablet, boosts performance, adds Google wallet
• Android 4.1.1 - an early look at a compiled build
• Verizon's Galaxy Nexus really is a Nexus after all
• Why we don't need another version of Android this year

Thing 2: Galaxy S III all over the damn place

• Samsung to offer hacker-friendly 'developer edition' Galaxy S III on Verizon
• Sprint's Galaxy S III update removes local search abilities

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• The best Android phone you can buy, as of July 2012
• Motorola Atrix HD gets officially official on AT&T, for $99 on July 15
• Amazing Alex review - fun, but far from new
• White HTC EVO 4G LTE coming to Sprint on July 15
• Sprint Epic 4G Touch getting Ice Cream Sandwich starting today
• Garnet Red AT&T Galaxy S III preorders start July 15, in stores July 29
• Ouya aims to bring free Android games to the TV with $99 console

Thing 1: Google I/O aftermath

• Google I/O debrief from Android HQ
• Nexus 7: The internationally challenged tablet
• From the Editor's Desk: Google I/O 2012 postmortem
• Google I/O 2012 - more than swag and Jelly Beans

Thing 2: Galaxy Nexus banned, coming back next week

• Apple wins a preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Nexus; we're giving one away right this second!
• Injunction upheld against Galaxy Nexus; Samsung and Google say they have a fix
• The Galaxy Nexus Ban - this, too, shall pass
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus to resume shipping next week

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• Droid Incredible 4G LTE available from Verizon Wireless today
• Google Play update rolling out to non-Jelly Bean devices
• Motorola Atrix HD becomes official - HD display, LTE and 'Kevlar strong'
• Nexus Q torn down - think it's worth $299 yet?

Phil, Alex and Jerry wrap up all the news from Day 1 of Google I/O 2012, including Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the new Nexus 7 tablet, the Nexus Q media streaming orb, and so much more. Join us!

As the title might have tipped you to, we've hit a milestone. It's Episode 100! Hear Phil scream like a little girl! Hear us talk ad nauseam about the Galaxy S III -- again! Hear our predictions for Google IO, which we'll be at next week. And hear nearly a dozen of your voicemails. It's our most epic podcast EVAH!

Thing 1: Galaxy S III in the U.S., sort of

• AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III review
• Sprint Galaxy S III review

Thing 2: Google IO coming up next week - our predictions!

• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean outed in Google Play Store listing, 'coming soon' to Galaxy Nexus

Thing 3: Lots and lots of voicemails

• We love you all.

Folks are all riled up over Verizon's new plans, which go into effect on June 28. We get a head start on the complaints.

Thing 1: Verizon's new shared data plans

• Editorial: Don't act surprised when new data plans sting a little
• Editorial: Don't act surprised when new data plans sting a little

Thing 2: The HTC Media Link HD review

• HTC Media Link HD review

Thing 3: Other stuff

• Andy Rubin, rumor smasher: Not leaving Google; 900,000+ Android activations daily
• Exclusive: Sprint Touch Wallet slides show carrier is serious about NFC wallet app
• AT&T getting the Sony Xperia Ion on June 24
• Max Payne finally comes to Android [Android app review]
• Apple ditches Google Maps for its own solution
• Samsung TecTiles brings new rewritable NFC tags solution
• Contest: Take Lloyd on an adventure and win 1 of 4 Samsung Galaxy S IIIs! 

Look, we can't help it. We had to talk about the Samsung Galaxy S III. We mean, it is​ coming to four major U.S. carriers and one regional carrier. We just couldn't avoid it. Plus, CrackBerry Kevin stops by to talk about his visit to Android on his World Tour. Also, Google buys some stuff, and we handle some more of your e-mails and voicemails. Join us!

Thing 1: Galaxy S III headed to the U.S.

• Samsung Galaxy S III review
• Samsung Galaxy S III coming to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless and U.S. Cellular starting this month
• Where to order the Samsung Galaxy S III in the United States
• Verizon Galaxy S III double officially confirmed for July 9 shipping
• Verizon's Samsung Galaxy S III to eventually support Global roaming

Thing 2: CrackBerry Kevin's World Tour

• CrackBerry Kevin is on a Mobile Nations World Tour and going Android for the month of June

Thing 3: Google making moves

• Google Maps for Android getting offline access
• Google acquires Quickoffice, looks to bring tech to Google Apps suite
• TomTom for Android to launch 'fairly soon' according to company co-founder

Thing 4: Other odds and ends

• AT&T HTC One X 1.85 update now rolling out over the air
• Microsoft releases on{X} automation app for Android
• AT&T selling the HTC Media Link HD for $90
• Ice Cream Sandwich now on 7.1 percent of all Android smartphones

We're back, baby, with the Greatest Android Podcast in the World! On tap this week: The Samsung Galaxy S III is released, we go hands-on with the Intel-powered Orange San Diego in the UK, rap a bit about the Android 4.0.4 update for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, plus  more of your e-mails and voicemails. Join us!

​Thing 1 - The Galaxy S III is here! Sort of!

• Samsung Galaxy S III lands at independent UK retailers
• Samsung Galaxy S III now available from Vodafone UK, 16GB Marble White only for now
• Samsung Galaxy S III to hit Canada June 20, 2 GB of RAM confirmed
• TELUS joins the Samsung Galaxy S III preorder party in Canada
• Canada's Rogers network counting down to its own Galaxy S III preorders
• Samsung Galaxy S III now available from Three UK
• US Cellular appears prepped for the Galaxy S III
• Samsung speaks out on Galaxy S III 'pebble blue' delays
• Samsung Galaxy S III heading to T-Mobile U.S. on June 20?

Thing 2 - The Intel era is upon us

• Orange UK officially pull the wraps off the San Diego, the UK's first Intel powered Android smartphone
• Orange San Diego hands-on video and gallery
• Orange San Diego specs
• Lenovo K800 Intel phone launches in China

Thing 3 - Other odds and ends

• Verizon Galaxy Nexus' Android 4.0.4 update is now pushing
• Google Play Store now selling Galaxy Nexus accessories - if you're in the U.S.
• Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE review
• Rumored 7-inch Google tab hits benchmark site; Android 4.1 hits our servers as well

Thing 1: EVO 4G LTE delayed

• HTC One X and EVO 4G LTE imports stalled by U.S. customs
• Sprint finally acknowledges EVO 4G LTE delay on its community forums
• Sprint EVO 4G LTE reportedly will miss Friday's launch date
• Best Buy sending e-mails saying EVO 4G LTE preorders ship May 23 

Thing 2: Sense 4 and multitasking

• Multitasking on the HTC One X isn't broken, it's customized
• HTC: Sense 4 multitasking and memory management working as designed 

Thing 3: Google Music drama

• Google Music limits device de-authorizations to 4 a year
• Google addressing Music device de-authorization issues, back to 'normal' for now
• It might be your music, but it's still not your cloud 

Thing 4: More than one Nexus?

• Google bringing multiple manufacturers to the Nexus line, WSJ reports
• Multiple Nexus devices could be a game-changer for Google and Android