This is a guide to blogging your nuts out when you are traveling or
outdoors without an access to a computer.  Of course, we will be using
a cellphone PDA to blog ourselves nuts.

First and foremost, you can simply use an email client to write your articles.

I highly recommend that you publish your cellphone blog post
afterwards when you have access to your computer.

In the meanwhile, your draft blog post lives in your e-mail box.

Mobile blogging is really good for those of you on the constant go.
If you find yourself stuck waiting for a flight or even if you are on
a long bus commute, you can easily turn that into a valuable blog
writing time and let your ideas fly on your PDA keyboard.  Of course,
we do recommend you get a full qwerty keyboard equipped pda.

The reason I made this post was also because of the fact that I am
actually sitting at the park as I write this blog post.

With no access to my computer but good broadband access to my gmail, I
am simply writing this during an outdoor party actually.

You see, great ideas on blog posts can be very productive even outside
your home office.

Perhaps, I will take this idea even further and try to blog 24/7 on the go.

Of course, it’s a lot harder to do linking and uploading images so I
try to keep that for later when I get back to my home office.

Now, there are numerous ways to also publish live on your cellphone but I won’t get into that as I don’t recommend it.

It seems like some of the bloggers on blogger.com with anti-obama blogs have been blocked.

Personally, I don’t have a political opinion here but it looks like Google is marking those blogs as “spam”.

I am not sure what Google’s policies are on political blogs but just as an advice, I wouldn’t host my blog on blogger if I seriously wanted a “free voice” or freedom.

The bloggers in question, most of them supporters of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, and all of them opposed to Senator Obama, received a notice from Google last week saying that their sites had been identified as potential “spam” blogs. “You will not be able to publish posts to your blog until we review your site and confirm that it is not a spam blog,” the Google e-mail read.

Heck, the funny thing is, supporters of Clinton should now be supporting Obama, what is happening???

Well, we will leave that up to you to decide.

via nytimes

In a recent study, 20% of U.S. population has never sent an e-mail. I am actually rather surprised the number is quite low….

Roughly one-fifth of all U.S. households are disconnected from the Internet and have never used e-mail, according to research firm Parks Associates.

A recent phone survey of U.S. households by Parks found 20 million households are without Internet access, approximately 18 percent of all U.S. households.

via pcworld

Microsoft is going to pushing its Live products including search, video, IM, and e-mail through partnering with Blackberry.

We did get the early signs couple weeks earlier at the Web2.0 Expo, where Microsoft subsidiary TellMe voice activated service was already using Microsoft’s Live search and maps.

Now, it’s official and I think it’s a good marriage of the two companies. Although Blackberry run proprietary OS, Microsoft does have so much to offer in terms of search and maps.

Did Google miss out?

Heck yeah they did but Google will always develop applications for Blackberry so I don’t see GoogleMaps falling off the Blackberry users hands any time soon.

Microsoft will have to innovate like their TellMe service to get a share of the mobile Blackberry market.  Although I am not a Live service user myself, I am impressed how well the TellMe service runs on my 8830.

Microsoft purports that this deal will enable BlackBerry users “an enhanced level of integration” by employing the benefits of “push” technology as well as online sync to manage both inbox and outbox activities to bring convenient near-real-time communications to a potential user pool of some 250 million existing Live Hotmail users.

As for activity on the Live Messenger side, BlackBerry users will be given the option take part in standard one-on-one chat sessions as well as group discussions, plus additional features like the ability to sent and receive pictures and files right on their handsets.

via mashables

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