The Irish Tech News Podcast is introducing a couple of new features

By Ronan Leonard

 

The Irish Tech News podcast is growing and it’s great to see how well we are doing in the iTunes Technology Podcast charts.

As well as having the latest tech news, interviews with startups and tech experts we will be introducing a couple of new features to the podcast which we know you will love.

At the recording of our last podcast in the Bank of Ireland Start-up Workbench in Grand Canal Square.

We are introducing our Irish Tech News Podcast Agony Uncle, who will answer any tech questions that you may have, such as browser issues, or problems you might have with Microsoft Windows. Our Agony Uncle is a Citrix and Microsoft certified network engineer with experience in tech support, so if you have any questions please email me  to get them answered on our podcast.

We are also introducing a weekly round table discussion where a panel will discuss various topics including a round up of the latest tech news.

If you use iTunes to download our podcasts please subscribe to our podcast here.

 

Ronan Leonard

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