Talking about the Nokia E71x on MobileTechRoundup show 171
I’m not sure how many of my readers here on Nokia Experts know that I have been co-hosting a mobile podcast with the two guys, James and Kevin, from jkOnTheRun for a couple of years. I am the guy who focuses mainly on the phone part of the show and try to say a thing or two about Nokia and Symbian on each show. We just posted MobileTechRoundup show number 171 today where I had the chance to chat a bit about the Nokia E71x. You can visit the MobileTechRoundup site to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or you can use this RSS feed in Nokia Podcasting to subscribe to the show. I think you can actually search in Nokia Podcasting and find us there too. Lastly, you can select this link to download the file and listen directly.
If you have anything specific to Nokia or Symbian that you want me to discuss on the podcast, feel free to leave a comment here. I may eventually launch a podcast here on Nokia Experts because I know there are a ton of tips & tricks and other topics we could cover that would help you all out and sometimes a spoken word works better for people that a blog post.
3 Comments to Talking about the Nokia E71x on MobileTechRoundup show 171
Matt, I would love to hear you and Ricky (and maybe Darla too when she’s feeling better) do a US centric Nokia/Symbian podcast. Steve, Ewan, or Rafe could crash your neotea party once in a while too!
I heard you guest appear on another podcast a few weeks ago and you’re a great interview! Energetic about the subject matter. My background is in broadcasting and I’ve done a bit in radio, so I know it’s not as easy as it “sounds”. Thumbs up!
If anyone wants to do this with Nokia Podcasting, just enter “Mobile” into the search field and MobileTechRoundup is the first entry that comes up! 
I subscribe to the podcast. It’s one of my favorites! I would love to hear you discuss how Nokia Messaging on E series compares with Blackberry Internet Service in performance and price.
I’ve been a BB user for 4 years now, but I have come to admrire the N- and E- series for the past two years. Social networking apps and the email on the BB have kept me from making the switch.
May 16, 2009