Nokia 6682 / 6681
LIfeblog?
I've installed it, played w/ it but will be using it much more starting this weekend (in anticipation of a trip to Munich next month).
FYI: I also tried 'Splashblog' (http://www.splashblog.com). It seems to work fine, but typepad.com (which Lifeblog can post to from the phone) is more of what I consider a traditional blog - text and photo. Splashblog IMHO is for sharing photos. If you're mostly interested in just photos (w/ a little commenting) give splashblog a try.
The positive thing about splashblog is that you can post up to 100pics w/ the free account. (of course you'd want to pay them if you want to use it more than that so that they'll stay in business and keep improving their apps 😉
'hope that helps. I'll post more...
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FYI: I also tried 'Splashblog' (http://www.splashblog.com). It seems to work fine, but typepad.com (which Lifeblog can post to from the phone) is more of what I consider a traditional blog - text and photo. Splashblog IMHO is for sharing photos. If you're mostly interested in just photos (w/ a little commenting) give splashblog a try.
The positive thing about splashblog is that you can post up to 100pics w/ the free account. (of course you'd want to pay them if you want to use it more than that so that they'll stay in business and keep improving their apps 😉
'hope that helps. I'll post more...
(continues)
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The problem I've found with all available mobile blogging apps is that you have to use a specific blogging service. I'm not interested in posting my images on Splashblog or Typepad (in the case of Lifeblog). I want a blogging app that will log into my own hosted blog and post.
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