Review: Posting on the move with TBlogger
This article has been posted using TBlogger. TBlogger allows you to post your blogs from your Windows Mobile phone while on the move. This is done using the XML RPC interface with WordPress. How much you can write is only limited by the comfort offered by the keyboard of your mobile device. I use an Imate Kjam and although I have a full qwerty keyboard, I don’t think that I will be able to write with any great speed on it. In fact I am now updating this article on my laptop. 
In spite of this restriction, I think that this is a great tool for me. I get blog ideas while on the road all the time. Not all of them make it to the website but atleast I will have a draft of the idea in my WordPress account when I log in next.
TBlogger installs easily and runs fast. The setup of the program is also pretty simple and standard. You do have to enable XML RPC publishing in your WordPress account before you can use this or it gives errors.
The one problem that I faced, well not so much a problem but an observation, was that when I posted using TBlogger, the post only showed up as a draft in my WordPress account. I will have to explore this more. All in all TBlogger works like a charm and I can see myself using it in the days to come.
about 1 year ago
hmm, doesn’t look like the keyboard of your imate is very comfortable
about 1 year ago
In an ultimate world, I would want facebook to somehow also become my blogger interface. I should be instantly able to post, share, select photo’s from fb to show on my post, have an auto update send to the community, and stuff like that…
also, in an ultimate world, I should be a billionaire.
about 1 year ago
You know I don’t think your first wish is too difficult. Check if they have a WordPress application. If not, you can ask someone to make one! In fact I am gonna try this and see if I can integrate WP and Picasa into FB!
about 1 year ago
@Sherry
Why dont you try and type a full size article on your iPhone and tell me that its not painful!
I dare you
about 12 months ago
I do quite a bid of http://Hazdat.com blogging on my HTC Touch Pro. I believe that I've gotten to 90% efficiency, compared to my laptop. That said, quite often I'll update my posts with additional resources from a laptop–but, only after they've been published.