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

That's it, folks. NVIDIA dares you to top it this CES. Having thrown Tegra 4, the NVIDIA Grid and Project Shield our way tonight at the Palms in Las Vegas, we're more than a little excited about the processing power that promises to propel phones in 2013 and beyond. Alliterations aside (whoops), here comes our first podcast of the week, with yours truly, Simon Sage and Alex Dobie breaking down what we saw tonight -- and what it promises for the future.

Jerry, Alex and Phil catch up from the holiday break, preview what we're expecting from CES next week in Las Vegas, and take a ride on the Ubuntu train. Join us!