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Open, how useful is it as a word in relation to content
20/05/2008 by nicola.
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Blog now has voice and photos
30/03/2008 by nicola.
Hi, there are now a couple of new pages at the top of the blog, experimenting with using a voiceblog from Snapvine (thanks Nellie for showing on Ning) can also embed voice comments into current posts as well; and a photoblog of sorts.
Have already been trying using photoblog which is a nice application and I can upload from phone to pc but all image editing has to be done beforehand - it is uploading in very high resolution (2000+ pixels). I am using a N82 and still finding way around the camera - not sure what editing available on phone but will investigate further to see if there is a solution.
At moment using Flickr, have a free flickr account so embedding recent photos in a widget - again not great - can upload in seconds from phone which is great but have to choose photos to embed each time - so faced with either paying for more sets and still have to choose to embed. I can upload photos (and talking photos now with Snapvine) in my regular posts, but I am hoping to keep a general design or other non-work related photoblog separate from all the rest. Still looking for a more permanent useful, mobile friendly solution but it will do for now.
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