Mobile Blogging with Blogaway
I've been "moblogging" for years, ever since Blogger introduced the go@blogger.com integration with MMS. I used to mo-blog from a Motorola camera phone (NOT a Razr), then my Dash, but not so much with my G1. It's just not as intuitive and the other night i discovered a word limit that I wasn't aware of.
This is my second post using Blogaway. The first one I didn't realize it was a RTF editor (I should pay more attention to what the developer puts in the description) and had to do some quick editing after the post published. This time I hit "Drafts" and it published to Blogger --which is fine, but then I couldn't retrieve the post to finish editing. I'm writing the second half of this in the aforementioned Blogger website.
As you can see, I'm still learning the app. Other cool features
Finally, a Blogger app for the G1 that does what I need it to.
I was at : Mojave Fwy, Newberry Springs, CA 92365,
My work-around involves using AK Notepad to write the post, and then either email it, or if I had a photo attached, send photo and blog text to my flickr2blog account (yeah, I'm all over linking my accounts to my blog). This doesn't give a lot of control for formatting. I don't like blogging in the mobile blogger.com interface. It's actually more difficult to write, add pictures, etc. And if you lose data connection, there goes your post!
For over a year I have been looking for a decent Blogger blogging app. The Android Market has had two really good ones for Wordpress and LiveJournal, and even a Drupal app. It has always puzzled me why Google didnt include some sort of Blogger integration ... but I digress.
This is my second post using Blogaway. The first one I didn't realize it was a RTF editor (I should pay more attention to what the developer puts in the description) and had to do some quick editing after the post published. This time I hit "Drafts" and it published to Blogger --which is fine, but then I couldn't retrieve the post to finish editing. I'm writing the second half of this in the aforementioned Blogger website.
As you can see, I'm still learning the app. Other cool features
- posting pictures from your gallery
- geo-location
- tagging
- RSS feeds
- grabs all of your blogs so you can post to any blogger blog you own or are a team member of
- commenting from within the app
Finally, a Blogger app for the G1 that does what I need it to.
I was at : Mojave Fwy, Newberry Springs, CA 92365,
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