Things We Missed, You Shouldn’t [Feb. 11]

If you haven’t heard, we’re in Barcelona and just endured a 24-hour journey to get here, so we may have missed a few things with this one, and a few of these items are from the past few days. Regardless, we missed them, and you shouldn’t. Go ahead and wade through the madness.

• Picplz for Android – a photo-centric social networking application – was recently updated to version 2.0. [Market]
• Zagat for Android has also been updated to add foodspotting dish photos and Foursquare integration. [Market]
• A bit of marketing blunder from HTC regarding the Thunderbolt’s hotspot capabilities – up to 5 devices or 8?
• The Samsung Galaxy I500 headed to Reliance’s network in India is a CDMA version of the Galaxy S. [SamsungHub]
• CyanogenMod 7 for the Nexus One gets Wi-Fi calling if you are a T-Mobile user.
• Zombie Fiels, a Zombie survival game, is headed to Android.
• An LG Optimus Black with designs from Keith Haring will soon be available. Check out some of the designs here.
• Rovi’s bringing yet another DLNA-like service to Android. No official certification from the DLNA on this one, though.
• Gameloft is offering 50 percent off various titles as part of a Valentine’s Day sale.
• The Android 3.0 Honeycomb music player is available for install for those into Android hacking.
• The Samsung Galaxy Indulge now has a home on Samsung’s official website.
• Qualcomm has a new site up for their latest processors.
• Telus will now unlock your devices after 90 days for $50.
• Rogers will soon be getting the Acer Liquid Metal for $399.99.
• Plixi – formerly known as TweetPhoto – has released an Android application. [Market]