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Blogging through different devices

Just got a Nokia N95 (here's a review), thanks to the generosity of Nokia Research. (You guys are the greatest! [sniff])

I'm mainly using it as a mobile blogging tool, since my Verizon account doesn't work with it.

But I'm curious to see what being able to blog and Flickr in a more mobile manner, on a smaller device, will be like. A kind of empirical test of some of the things I've been talking about.

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10 November 2007 at 21:51 in Web/Tech, Writing |

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