Klassweet!
Go to Oslo City and take pics of some nice booty.
:-)
Go to Oslo City and take pics of some nice booty.
:-)
Mobog Test
If you can see this, it worked, I’m able to post entries directly from my Nokia 6230. I can even add pictures I’ve taken with the phone, and use Markdown syntax, like this test link back to self.
Cool, dude! Picture taken during a night in Lillestrøm a few months back.
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Klas
I’ve started doing you-know-what lately, and using the phone to post could lead to some interesting posts…
Asbjørn UlsbergDoes the blog application use the Atom protocol to post entries?
No, the 6230 browser supports most XHTML tags, so I simply made a light-weight page with a webform. Suprisingly enough, the browser supports the file attribute on the input tag, and I’m able to browse the content of the phones internal memory and MMC card and add files.
In many ways, the 6230 is one of Nokia’s best ideas ever.
In many ways, the 6230 is one of Nokia’s best ideas ever.
Asbjørn UlsbergAh, okay. I know Nokia is working on adding an Atom client to their future phones. If your server was Atom compliant, you could post directly from a native Symbian application on future Nokia phones.
But I guess you’ll add Atom protocol support to your weblog when these phones arrive. Right? ;-)
But I guess you’ll add Atom protocol support to your weblog when these phones arrive. Right? ;-)
Caution
It looks like you're using Google's Chrome browser, which records everything you do on the internet. Personally identifiable and sensitive information about you is then sold to the highest bidder, making you a part of surveillance capitalism.
The Contra Chrome comic explains why this is bad, and why you should use another browser.