Happy Tuesday, everyone. We had a lot of big Android news filling our day and no matter how hard we try, there are always some stories that manage to slip through the cracks — or just plain don’t make the cut. The ones we deem worthy of another look, we place here, in the Android Overload. This is the one place you can turn to (either before you go to bed, or when you wake up) when you don’t want to miss a beat on the wonderful world of Android. Have at it.

• ZTE Blade S hits the Bluetooth SIG.
• Time Warner Cable TV app now available for Android. [Market Link]
• Acer Liquid is NFC equipped and free with a contract in the UK. [PocketLint]
• Galaxy Nexus headed to Japan on December 2nd. [UnwiredView]
• Sprint pays off $2.25 billion in debt to ease investors’ minds. [BriefMobile]
• LG Optimus 2X finally receives Gingerbread update in the UK. [Facebook]
• FedEx Mobile app for Android now available. [Market Link]
• Full list of devices with Ice Cream Sandwich ROMs. [AndroidAllies]
• CarrierIQ is phishing your data. Even records keystrokes. [Electronista]
• Android 2.3.4 update for Sony Ericsson Xperia devices added WebGL support. [Sony Ericsson]
• AT&T upset with the FCC for releasing staff report. T-Mobile deal looking more uncertain. [TechCrunch]
• Motorola’s top secret update was just pay-as-you-go service. [AndroidPolice]