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

We're back from the Samsug Unpacked event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, where the Galaxy S4 was just announced. We've gotten to play with the phone a bit, and now it's time to share our initial thoughts. Join Phil Nickinson with a couple special guests for this special-edition podcast!

We're sneaking in a quick podcast on the eve of the Samsung Galaxy S4 event, with plenty of talk on the Sony Xperia Z, the HTC One, LG Optimus G Pro and, yes, what we think Samsung will drop on Thursday night. Join us!

It's as though we just dropped an entire podcast on you two days ago. But that's the way the news is this week. We're fresh off the HTC One events in London and New York, so we'll recap those in addition to looking ahead to Mobile World Congress early next week from Barcelona, Spain. Plus we take on Ubuntu Touch, now available in developer preview for Nexus devices, and the new Chromebook Pixel.

Thing 1: The HTC One

• HTC One: Your guide to the 2013 Android reboot
• HTC One gets official - metal chassis, 1080p display, 'Ultrapixel' camera
• Official HTC One specs
• HTC One hands-on
• HTC One video walkthrough in London
• HTC offers $100 trade-in for HTC One purchases
• Special-edition podcast: The HTC One walkthrough
• HTC One vs. LG Nexus 4 vs. iPhone 5 vs. BlackBerry Z10 vs. Nokia Lumia 920: Spec showdown!
• HTC One Otterbox cases in the works

Thing 2: Mobile World Congress preview

• LG teases its 2013 line at MWC
• Alleged Asus Memo Pad 10 press shots appear, launching at MWC?
• Intel to showcase new dual-core smartphones at Mobile World Congress
• New mid-range Sony phones tipped as Xperia SP, Xperia L
• ZTE teases Grand Memo for Mobile World Congress
• Samsung's JK Shin apparently confirms 8-inch Galaxy Note at MWC

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• Ubuntu Touch developer preview: What you need to know
• The Chromebook Pixel is official, and available at Google Play for $1300
• An awesome X-ray look at the Nexus 4 and its wireless charger
• NVIDIA announces Tegra 4i with integrated LTE modem
• Netgear PTV3000 gets a firmware update, now officially supports host of Android devices
• The Nexus 4 Wireless Charger

Phil and Alex walk through the HTC One, with the all new BlinkFeed, BoomSound, Ultrapixels and Zoes. There's a lot to cover, so we break it down for you.

Phil, Jerry and special guest Android Martonik break down Android 4.2.2, preview next week's HTC event, fawn all over DashClock Widget and take some excellent reader voicemails. Welcome to the Android Central Podcast.

Thing 1: Android 4.2.2 is here

• Android 4.2.2 OTA for the Nexus 4 is a go, kills unofficial LTE [updated]
• Android 4.2.2 rolling out to Nexus 10 and 7, GSM Galaxy Nexus [Updated]
• What's new in Android 4.2.2
• Android 4.2.2 factory images now available for Nexus devices
• Semi-pro tip: With Android 4.2.2 here, your Android SDK might need updating
• Android 4.2.2 rolling out to 'yakju' Galaxy Nexus, but here's a better idea

Thing 2: HTC's big event

• HTC 'One' teaser clips offer brief close-ups, gratuitous lens flare
• HTC teases new phone with bizarre cybernetic heart
• Is this the HTC One? New image hits Twitter
• Evleaks: 'HTC M7 coming to market as simply the HTC One'

Thing 3: Other odds and ends

• Qualcomm details Quick Charge 1.0, available on more than 70 devices
• DashClock Widget for Android 4.2
• Google Now officially gets widgets in latest Google Search update
• Google Now now incorporates Google Doodles
• Nexus 4 wireless charger finally available for $59.99
• LG set to unveil new phones on Feb. 25 at MWC

Never mind that the Nexus 4 is finally back on sale, or that HTC's scheduled a bi-continental event for Feb. 29, or that, hell, we've go the Internet's only preview of the Carbon Twitter app. No, this week's big news is that we're finally podcasting via Google Hangout.

Oh, and the news.

Thing 1: The Nexus 4 is back in stock

• Nexus 4 available on U.S. + Canadian Google Play stores
• This is the white Nexus 4
• Android 4.2.1 pushing for the Sprint Galaxy Nexus
• Nexus 4 charging orb listed online for $60, but it's out of stock

Thing 2: This week's awesome apps

• Cubes vs. Spheres makes physics fun again
• First look: The Carbon for Android Twitter app

Thing 3: Other stuff

• Android and BlackBerry 10: How they stack up
• Google+ app adds new notification tray, links when posting
• HTC hosting events in NYC and London on Feb. 19 - 'M7' on the way?
• HTC 'M7' parts caught on video
• What you need to know about cell phone unlocking
• RUUs, ROMs not the target of takedown, HTC says
• Windows Phone-using Gmailers get a reprieve

Thing 1: Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0

• 'Galaxy Note 8.0' spotted in the wild, has traditional button setup
• Samsung's JK Shin apparently confirms 8-inch Galaxy Note at MWC

Thing 2: State of the Nexus

• Nexus 4, two months on ...
• Videotron to launch LG Nexus 4 on Jan. 30
• Google reiterates Motorola still in transitional phase, with 12- to 18-month product roadmap
• Google CEO: Fixing supply woes 'a priority for our team'
• Nexus 7 dock review

Thing 3: HTC and Sense 5?

• More Sense 5 screenshots spotted on a Droid DNA
• Fresh HTC 'M7' images emerge showing new version of Sense
• 'HTC Sense 5' spotted on Droid DNA in China
• HTC 'M7' render leaks out

Thing 4: Other stuff

• Vine for Twitter, and what it means for you on Android
• Ouya announces new controller with improved design based on feedback
• Pebble smart watch app for Android now available
• Temple Run 2 for Android now available in Google Play
• Super Hexagon is ridiculously hard, ridiculously addicting

Phil and Alex are back from CES in Las Vegas and get grilled incessantly by by Jerry about Sony, NVIDIA and bodies buried in the desert. Plus, Carbon for Android may be back, and we get catch up on some excellent voicemails. Welcome to the Android Central Podcast!

Thing 1: CES postmortum

• Keeping CES in perspective
• Every Android Central CES video in one convenient post
• NVIDIA News Roundup from CES
• Mitts on with the almighty Android oven
• Sony Xperia Z hands-on

Thing 2: Nexus news

• AT&T offering $100 credit for signing 2-year contract with HSPA+ Nexus 7
• Official Nexus 4 wireless charging orb appears at Norwegian retailer, Feb. release slated Nexus 7 docking station seemingly sold out at ASUS UK
• LG Mobile France director talks Nexus 4 supplies, Optimus G Euro launch
• LG Korea: No problems with Nexus 4 supply
• Why the Nexus 4 production rumors were bullshit

Thing 3: Other things

• Lode Runner Classic hits Android
• Carbon (the Android Twitter app) may yet live on
• Updates start to push for Samsung's Exynos exploit