Sure, we just got back from Vegas a few nasty hours ago. Does that mean we didn't have time to podcast? Uh, no. Not even a little bit, it doesn't mean we didn't have time to The Verge Mobile Podcast. In fact, we skipped a shower to be here for you. Luckily our podcast producer hasn't figured out how to optimize and deploy her pre-alpha version of the SmellCast-enhanced MP3. So, for better or worse, you're still stuck in the audio realm for this, the tenth edition of the Verge Mobile Podcast.

Song: El Remolón - Riki Tiki (ZZK Records)

• 00:04:08 - Lenovo K800 hands-on: first Intel-powered phone, with Android 4.0 and 720p display
• 00:16:07 - Google introduces Android Design guidelines for Ice Cream Sandwich
• 00:29:49 - SpareOne hands-on: the phone that runs on a single AA battery, holds a charge for 'up to 15 years'
• 00:30:15 - Samsung Galaxy Note announced for AT&T (hands-on pictures and video)
• 00:37:41 - Fujitsu plans to enter North American phone market
• 00:42:37 - Charlie Kindel: 'Google has already lost control of Android and has zero chance of regaining [it]'
• 00:51:05 - Sprint is done with WiMAX phones, seeing little enthusiasm for Windows Phone
• 00:52:07 - LightSquared LTE network interferes with GPS, says US government committee
• 01:06:44 - Windows Phone apps: does quantity equal success?
• 01:12:50 - The long road to BlackBerry 10

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