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This year
2007
mobods - mobile media distribution network
by lukeslytalker
& 1 other
mobods is a proof-of-concept publishing system for mobile phone web browsers which support file uploading via the built-in mobile web browser.
Experts: Eating Disorders on the Rise among Young Girls
by JomeiKujo
& 4 others
More and more children are dieting and developing eating disorders as the media increasingly promotes body image dissatisfaction. A national eating disorder treatment center noted that 63 percent of elementary school teachers are concerned about eating disorders in their ...
Interview Quick Stop with Brenton Brown
by JomeiKujo
& 2 others
Meet Brenton Brown the author of modern worship anthems such as Lord Reign In Me All who are Thirsty and Hallelujah Your Love Is Amazing Brown was former worship pastor at Oxford Vineyard and the coordinator of the UK Vineyard Worship Development Team The inspiring worship leader currently resides in California with his wife Jude
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2006
MovableType備忘録: MovableTypeでモブログやってみよ③
by fox_b
(via)
MTmailサービスによるmoblog(モブログ)は、静止画の投稿はもちろんのこと、大きな画像はサムネイルにして投稿もできたり、動画も添付できたりなど、機能も充実しています。公開前に一度確認したい…下書き機能とか、追記もできたります。
また、わたしが1番気になったのは、携帯から投稿したときの改行の扱いです。こちらのMovableTypeでモブログやってみよでは、携帯画面では改行させていたのに、いざ投稿してブログを確認してみると、まったく改行が入っていませんでした その点、MTmailサービスでは、しっかり改行されていました。
KABLOG
by bader
& 1 other
(via)
KABLOG is a tool for mobile phones and PDAs that allows you to post photos and blog entries to blog servers and services such as TypePad, Movable Type, Blogger, WordPress, B2, Blog-City, UserLand (Radio), Roller, SnipSnap, and other blog servers that support either the simple blogger xmlrpc interface or the extended metaWeblog interface. (Note: posting photos requires that the blog server support the metaWeblog.newMediaObject method. Check your server's documentation.) In addition, KABLOG provides extended support for posting entries to TypePad/Movable Type.
2005
|| gotomobile || The mobile usability and user experience blog
by rudydw
& 1 other
(via)
The purpose of this blog is to provide an overview of both the cultural and technological trends shaping the wireless market from a usability and user centered point-of-view, and to outline best practices for incorporating these factors into the development and deployment of mobile products and services.
