So I guess you guys really like us huh? All of the feedback we’ve received on Episode 1 has been overwhelmingly positive so we figured we should give the people what they want sooner rather than later and we’re definitely not going to disappoint.

We’re joined this week by none other than the (former) Symbian Guru himself, Ricky Cadden, and while Ricky has left the pages of Symbian-Guru.com behind (or has he? Listen up as Ricky makes his first comments ever on his and Rita’s futures), RickyCadden.com is where you can still keep up with Ricky’s undying love of all things mobile. As much as we like listening to ourselves, we love to hear from you, our readers, even more, so if you want to tell us what you think of this episode or if you have a topic to suggest for the next episode, be sure to leave a comment down below. Or, if you’re a little shy, you can email us at podcast@themobilefanatics.com.

UPDATE: It has come to my attention that the Flash Player on the site displays the total time of this episode as 89 minutes! This is way off so to avoid confusion, I have added the length of the episode below

Topics of discussion in Episode 002

• Ovi Maps vs. Google Maps, and why doesn’t the N900 really have either?
• HTCSense.com
• Follow The Leaders: Hardware/Software/Market Trends started by Nokia, abandoned by Nokia that are suddenly prevalent again
• Smartphone OS Showdown: Android vs. Blackberry vs. iOS vs. Symbian vs. WebOS

Episode Length: 65:16

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Kyron John has written 13 articles for The Mobile Fanatics.

Your favorite blogger's favorite blogger coming at you live from Toronto, Canada. One of the original BMEs and a cell phone fanatic. Find Kyron on Twitter @EverythingBlaxx. Email him at kyron.john@themobilefanatics.com.

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