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September 13, 2007

Moblogging made too easy!

Typepad, the company that hosts my blog, just came out with an interface that makes it super easy to post a blog from the iPhone. In fact, I'm using it now to post this blog! It's obviously web-based (like most new "features" will be): you simply go to i.typeped.com and the user interface fits beautifully on the screen. There's also a secret email address that I'm assigned that lets me email posts to the blog, but I haven't tried it out yet. Oh boy, just after I promised myself in my previous blog to spend less time on the Internet!

Posted on September 13, 2007 in Web/Tech |

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