Folks get all up in arms about something that's not going to happen, Jerry gets all up in arms over something that happened previously, we answer your questions live on air. It's the Android Central Podcast!

• [Google+ update adds beautiful stories(http://www.androidcentral.com/google-update-bringing-auto-awesome-travelogues-and-ui-enhancements)
• Andrew breaks it down
• Secret hits Android
• Google tells SEC about other things it might advertise on
• Nest says no way
• TMo VoLTE in Seattle
• Verizon VoLTE still coming
• Verizon's new XLTE
• Harmon/Kardan M8 review
• Chrome update
• Apple and Moto play nice
• AT&T & Cricket

Thing 1: MOAR NEW PHONES

• The HTC One Mini 2
• The Moto E and Moto G LTE
• First look at Motorola Alert
• Hands-on: HTC Desire 816 with Sense 6
• Samsung to show new Tabs at 'Galaxy Premiere' event on June 12

Thing 2: Awesome Apps of the Week!

• Google Play Store now accepting PayPal
• BillGuard launches all-new version of app, makes tracking spending simple and powerful
• Hands-on with the new Sonos Controller for Android
• Monument Valley brings its beautiful impossible architecture to Android
• Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City and San Andreas now available on Kindle Fire and Fire TV
• Twitter rolling out ability to mute accounts to its official apps
• We've fixed our Android app with some important fixes that needed to be fixed!

Thing 3: Other stuff

• Google I/O 2014 schedule is now available
• The Samsung Galaxy S5 official wireless charging cover
• Google put an ad in my Gmail inbox — so why don't I care?
• Heathrow's Terminal 5 becomes 'Terminal Galaxy S5' to promote Samsung's latest phone
• Sony Xperia Z2 Review
• You can now text to 911 in an emergency
• The Nexus 5 Snap Case

We've got the new Huawei Ascend P7 in the house. Andrew's still giving the OnePlus One the what-for. And we're chomping at the bit to see new stuff from LG and, eventually, Motorola.

Thing 1: New Nexus inbound

• Android 4.4.3 changelog outs new Nexus devices: HTC 'Flounder' and Google's 'Molly' set top box

Thing 2: Google Play Services gives a peek at what's ahead

• Google Play Services 4.4 can tell when you're walking or running

Thing 3: Huawei in Paris

• Huawei Ascend P7 hands-on
• Huawei shows off what the Ascend P7 looks like on the inside, talks design
• Huawei announces the Ascend P7

Other stuff

• Snapchat settles with the FTC over privacy concerns, will be monitored for 20 years
• Half-Life 2 coming to NVIDIA Shield
• Remain in the loop with Yahoo News Digest for Android
• LG unveils new QHD panel, gives a peek at G3 tech
• Pebble firmware updated with some good fixes for bad problems
• Moto E name shows up in Indian import database
• Motorola rumored to be mulling a Moto G Cinema version
• Navigating through the new Google Maps 8.0 interface
• This shocking new Android Central App update will blow your mind!

Thing 1: OnePlus One

• OnePlus One hands-on and first impressions
• CyanogenMod 11S launching alongside OnePlus One with new camera, theme engine
• OnePlus revises their 'smash' contest to allow winners to donate perfectly good phones to charity instead

Thing 2: HTC stuff ...

• Samsung Galaxy S5 versus HTC One M8
• First look at the Harman/Kardon HTC One M8
• Sprint announces a Harman/Kardon version of the HTC One M8
• Unlocked and Developer HTC One M8 receiving Extreme Power Saving mode update
• Cases and Covers for HTC One (M8)

Thing 3: LG G3 all over the place

• LG sends out media invites for G3 launch on May 27
• Up close and personal with the LG G3's rear buttons
• Here's an old but even better shot of the upcoming LG G3
• LG G3 struts its stuff in new leaked photos
• LG G3 name confirmed as LG targets Q2 release for new flagship

Other stuff

• Picture of Amazon's first smartphone leaks
• Verizon Sony Xperia Z2 outed on official Google+ page (Update)
• Facebook Login for apps will now offer users selective permissions and anonymity
• Motorola to unveil their next smartphone on May 13th
• Samsung Galaxy K Zoom camera is official
• Welcome, Connectedly, to Mobile Nations!

Thing 1: Comings and goings ... Well, mostly goings ...

• Vic Gundotra, head of Google+, is leaving Google
• HTC design lead Scott Croyle departing company
• Ford Davidson leaving HTC, contemplates new startup

Thing 2: The OnePlus One is official

• OnePlus One finally official, available in Q2 from $299
• OnePlus One specs
• Don't smash anything: OnePlus uses a bad idea to give away 100 phones

Thing 3: Other stuff

• How we'd 'fix' the HTC One M8
• HTC rumored to be the partner for the rumored Nexus 8 tablet
• Link all of the things! IFTTT now available on Android
• Summary: Motorola's Punit Soni on design, specs and software
• Study shows that Samsung users spend little time on bloatware apps
• The Amazon Phone reported be an AT&T exclusive with Amazon Prime Data
• Amazon being sued for trademark infringement by company behind FyreTV porn streamer

OK, folks. Our Galaxy S5 review is out the door, and it's time to end the week with a little fun. Google's released a compelling new camera application. Chrome Remote Desktop means more working from home. And, of course, we answer your questions, live, on the air, in living color.

Oh, what a tangled week we weave. We — and a lot of you folks out there — now have the Samsung Galaxy S5 in hand. Plus we're getting in deep with Amazon Fire TV. Plus we're answering a lot of your questions this week.

And there might even be some singing. Just a little bit of singing, though, because Phil runs a tight ship. Or something.

Join us!

Phil, Jerry, Andrew and Alex are back to wrap up the week that was, including the Amazon Fire TV and HTC One M8 Google Play edition. Plus we answer a whole bunch of reader questions. Come join us!

• Hands-on with the HTC One M8 Google Play edition
• Amazon Fire TV and Fire Game Controller hands-on and first impressions

We've had a ridiculous amount of HTC One M8 news this week, and for good reason — it's finally official! Plus, we check in from the GPU Developer Conference in San Jose, and answer a whole bunch of your questions live. Join us!

Thing 1: The all-new HTC One M8

• HTC One M8 review
• HTC One M8 Dot View Case
• Zoes, Duo effects and video highlights on the HTC One M8
• These are the new HTC One colors
• Google Play edition HTC One (M8) now available to order]
• Quick comparison: HTC One (M8) versus Samsung Galaxy S5 specs
• HTC BlinkFeed headed to other Android devices
• Developer and unlocked HTC One M8 ready to order
• One versus One: Comparing HTC's all-new flagship to its predecessor

Thing 2: The GPU Developer Conference

• NVIDIA announces Maxwell architecture chip codenamed 'Erista' to come after Tegra K1, launch in 2015
• NVIDIA partners with Valve to bring hit game Portal to Shield
• NVIDIA drops Shield price to $199, updates to KitKat and brings GameStream improvements

After becomming the most-leaked phone in the history of unreleased phones, the new HTC One — also known by its codename, the M8 — is officially official. We've had a good week's worth of use with it, and Phil and Alex sit down to discuss what should be one of the top phones of 2014.

• The new HTC One —  everything you need to know
• Our HTC One (M8) review
• New HTC One (M8) is official — metal unibody design, Sense 6.0, Duo Camera and Snapdragon 801
• These are the new HTC One colors
• One versus One: Comparing HTC's all-new flagship to its predecessor
• Quick comparison: HTC One (M8) versus Samsung Galaxy S5 specs
• Complete HTC One specs
• New HTC One supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0
• Preorder a Google Play edition HTC One today
• The experimental ART runtime is possible on the HTC One
• New HTC One includes 'powered by Android' branding