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In the far-off reaches of Barcelona, two men fight for the right to party tell their tale. Battling narrow urban canyons, strange fast-food condiments, kielbasa-selling mobile-phone salesmen, and seagulls with voices only seagull mothers could love, they fight tooth and nail to share their story. The story of the wonders of mobile technology. You won't hear about all of the weird encounters that have greeted Anton D. Nagy and Michael Fisher since their arrival in Spain for the 2013 Mobile World Congress, but you'll definitely get a taste of what it's been like on the first harrowing day chasing tech stories out here in the beautiful Barcelonian wilderness. You'll also hear Brandon Miniman's thoughts on the BlackBerry Z10 after some time spent with the new smartphone from Waterloo, as well as a spirited debate on the merits of HTC's new wunderphone, the One. That's all capped off with Anton and Michael waxing poetic about their hopes and dreams for the new Nokia EOS, currently poised to steal the show at this year's MWC - if it even exists. So toss a salute to the Chris Columbus statue and hop aboard; this week's  Pocketnow Weekly is shoving off from the pier of possibility. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 032 Recording Date 02/21/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Anton D. Nagy Topic List Announcements (00:00:00) We're live from Barcelona! Podcast Preshow / Thought Thread (00:05:41) Brandon's thoughts on the BlackBerry Z10 BlackBerry Z10 Review The new HTC One - thoughts on a comeback machine HTC One Raises the Bar for Samsung Are UltraPixels the Future, or Just Buzzwords? Hey HTC: Of Course Megapixels Matter HTC One: Hands-On (Video) Windows Phone 8 (00:55:55) Nokia EOS speculation, hopes, dreams, and fears ASUS MWC Teaser Hints at FonePad ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.