A New Way to Blog From Your Handheld
Hexlet Software has released a new blogging application for Palm OS devices. The app interfaces with many popular blogging tools to give you a new mobile way to blog.
HBlogger allows you to compose and draft blog entries on the road or where ever you are. You can also prepare and send posts to several different blogs at the same time.
The current beta program supports three major online blogging services: LiveJournal, Blogger and Movable Type. It supports multiple accounts, downloading a list of previous entries and other service specific features. You can also upload images from memory cards as well as pictures from the Treo 600 images database.
The beta version requires Palm OS 3.5 or above and a internet connection. If you are unfamiliar with the concept of blogging, you may want to read Blogging 101. If you do not have your own blog, you can create one for free at either Live Journal or Blogger.
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RE: Can we get a survey here...
But since Blogger allows emailing in posts, I do all my blogging from SnapperMail. Having the "Send URL" options in Blazer and WebPro on my Treo is like having the "Blog This!" extension on my desktop browser.
It's a nice seamless process, since after the email goes out, you get dropped right back into the web page you were viewing.
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Michael Gray
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Oh poo
I'd like a program that'd let me take a pic on my Zire71, add a comment and then hotsync and it'll post it to my blogger account.
I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation. We're in space.
RE: Oh poo
It was noted here on PIC last October in the article http://www.palminfocenter.com/view_story.asp?ID=6105
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