We’re rocking and rolling through this week thus and there was plenty of news happening today. Miss out on something? Jump on back a page and get yourself caught up and don’t forget to jump on into the Android Central forums as well. Whether your looking for help or looking to offer some help — the Android Central forums is where it’s at.

Shadowgun fans rejoice; once iOS exclusive add-on pack “The Leftover” will be hitting the Android Market this week. Best of all, current Shadowgun players will recieve it as a free of charge update. 

You may or may not be aware of the fact but if you’re a Zappos customer, they’ve had rough few days. They’re currently sending out an email (full verison is past the break) to all customers to provide information on the matter but the long and short of it all is they’ve had a security breach:

You may or may not be aware of the fact but if you’re a Zappos customer, they’ve had rough few days. They’re currently sending out an email (full verison is past the break) to all customers to provide information on the matter but the long and short of it all is they’ve had a security breach:

We’ve got three days down, and CES 2012 is slowly winding down.  We’ve seen a number of new devices, heard a lot of promising news from folks like Intel, and had time with some awesome accessories and plain old cool tech.  In case you missed any of yesterday’s news, here’s a recap:

Last night Steve Kondik (Cyanogen) and Jef Oliver from the CyanogenMod team broke the news that the popular custom firmware has reached 1 million unique installs. CM, which is by far the leading multi-device custom ROM for Android phones, is officially supported on 56 Android devices, with many more available via unofficial or nightly builds.

TELUS took to Twitter to officially the news that has been known for a few days now. They will indeed be launching the Samsung Galaxy Nexus on their network for Canadians to make use of. If you’re looking to pick one up,  you’ll be expected to fork over $159.99 on a three year term. But, if you’re not one who digs contracts TELUS will have the device for $650 outirght, $600 on a 1-year term while a two year contract will set you back $550.

Day two of the week long tech extravaganza that is CES 2012 is over, and here’s a recap of all the big news.  While things will slow down a little bit in Las Vegas, we’re not leaving until we see everything there is to see.  Check the list to see if you missed anything, and be sure to stop in again to get the rest of the news.

After CES, the next big event in the smartphone and tablet world is Mobile World Congress, which runs during the last week of February in Barcelona. Today Sony Ericsson began sending out invites for its MWC 2012 press conference. The invite says that SE will reveal more about its Xperia “portfolio and strategy” at its press conference, suggesting that we’ll likely see more of its 2012 line-up. We’ll be there, of course, bringing you full coverage of whatever’s on show.