Moblog/Phoneblog Software Roundup
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This roundup looks at some of the many
software solutions,
This roundup looks at some of the many
software solutions,
09/16/2004 02:58 PMNational Post Sep 16 2004 6:34PM GMT
Palmloyal.com Users: Palm Software
Roundup
Palmloyal.com Users: Palm Software
Roundup
04/17/2004 01:56 PMFree WiFi Hotspot Roundup, If One Site
Can Be a Roundup
Free WiFi Hotspot Roundup, If One Site
Can Be a Roundup
04/13/2004 07:23 AMJOEL JOHNSON -- So as is typical, after a full day of responses to my
request for some of your favorite chain restaurants that provide free
WiFi, I get one big, fat link that trumps them all, and includes all
of your Schlotzsky's, Apple Stores, It's a Grinds, and New...
MoBlog 0.1
MoBlog 0.1
12/28/2003 02:58 AMA script for mobile blogging using email.
bento mobl0g
bento mobl0g
03/26/2005 07:40 AMbento moblog (only works in IE) .. mimi's beautiful bento boxes ..
japanese lunchbox moblog .. the bento blog .. lunchldor .. Bento ..
blog
mito.typepad.com/photos/bento
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mobl0g from Mars
mobl0g from Mars
01/06/2004 01:01 PMOh, this is too freakin' cool. NASA has a
moblog
from Spirit!
(thanks to bOINGbOING for the link)Flickr Fun - New TSL Mobl0g
Flickr Fun - New TSL Mobl0g
04/10/2005 12:47 AMI've had a Flickr account
since the service first started, but I've never really used it. I've
been trying, unsuccessfully, to set up a new moblog on my own site
since TextAmerica no longer
offers RSS feeds for free accounts, so now I’m joining all of
the cool kids and hanging out on Flickr instead. It will mostly be my moblog, although I
may post other pictures down the road. For family and friends, the RSS feed is here and my tags are
here. In a way, it’s my own little experiment to see how
well I do at adding metadata to my photos online since I’ve
been horrible at doing this in the past.
First Aibo with it's own Mobl0g
First Aibo with it's own Mobl0g
02/18/2004 01:27 PMUsually, moblogs are weblogs containing posted photos from mobile
phones or
digital cameras. Phillip M. Torrone tells us he is
now sharing his moblog with a
Sony Aibo that can post random shots from its
internal camera to the blog. Phillip describes it this way: "
the
robot
dog posts once every few hours automatically using its built in
camera,
his built in wifi and emails it to the site." This might be the
first robot with its own blog; well, provided you don't count Robot
Frank's
online diary.
New mobl0g - Thanks Boris and chicgeek!
New mobl0g - Thanks Boris and chicgeek!
01/16/2004 11:31 AMThanks to Boris and
chicgeek for making me a new
moblog. I ripped off the "crop it square" look from TypePad and Boris and chicgeek
figured out that categories made sense and rewrote the scripts. Boris
did the design with his usual magic and chicgeek did the coding.
Thanks a lot guys. It looks/works MUCH better. It's officially
upgraded from version .2
alpha straight to version
2. ;-)
Mobl0g Uber Alles
Mobl0g Uber Alles
09/14/2004 04:24 PMThese days, my moblog (called "On the Go") is better than my
text blog. You might want to check it...
MoBlog 0.3 (Default branch)
MoBlog 0.3 (Default branch)
04/11/2005 03:52 AM
MoBlog is a script for mobile blogging using email. All
attachments are retained in their attached order. Image
attachments will be rendered inline, and other
attachments will have a link to the file rendered. It
supports the Blogger and MetaWeblog XML-RPC APIs.
Changes:
The program was rewritten in Ruby. Support for running commands
against image files (to resize them, for example) was added.
Mobl0g image import app
Mobl0g image import app
04/29/2004 01:32 PMBoingBoing reader
Joshua says:
A few weeks ago, I read
the post you guys made about MoblogUK, a creative commons licensed
alternative to TextAmerica. I'd been searching for an alternative for
awhile, so I was pretty excited to find it. After switching I wanted
a way to get my images from TextAmerica over to the new site at
MoblogUK, so I wrote this app to make the process easy. Besides
parsing a TextAmerica moblog and sending the entries off to MoblogUK
it can also save your TextAmerica entries locally in an XML/XSL
format...in case you ever want to do that for some reason!
LinkPublic Warchalking Mobl0g
Public Warchalking Mobl0g
12/02/2003 01:02 AMI proposed the idea of using a
TextAmerica moblog as a means to
document wifi hotspots in
an
article I wrote for MacMerc.com earlier this year. The response
was underwhelming. So now I'd like to offer
the service to you folks,
the experts in the wardriving community. To post your pics and info,
email the images as JPEG attachments, include the name of the location
as the email's subject and the specifics of the hotspot in the body of
the message and
send it to the
moblog. I hope you'll make some use of it.
Newspaper Opens Up Mobl0g For Readers
Newspaper Opens Up Mobl0g For Readers
01/27/2004 05:18 PM
If you ask people who have been involved in big news stories, they
almost always say that the press got it wrong. This leads to a
general feeling that the traditional press never gets the full story -
which is why there seems to be a constant (and somewhat pointless)
argument as to whether or not "blogs" compete with the traditional
press. There's room for both - as they serve different purposes.
Alan Reiter points out that the San Diego Union-Tribune has apparently
signed a deal with textamerica to
prov
ide moblogs for readers. For those who don't keep up with this
stuff, moblogs are blogs with content (often pictures) sent in from
mobile phones. This is a pretty big step, though it might not seem
like it at first. It's a newspaper admitting that some of its readers
may have a better (photographic) take on things that are happening out
there than they have themselves. It will be interesting to see how
quickly other news sites follow. Of course, as with anything like
this, there will be an awful lot of junk that shows up on the moblogs,
and many detractors will point to all this as a reason why it's a
pointless experiment. However, it's not the junk that's the point -
but the few gems that come out of all that junk, and it will help to
make people much more involved with the news generating process. The
nice thing about blogs is that they provide so much more around the
news story: whether it's additional details, opinions or context.
Seeing that surrounding a newspaper story could be very interesting as
it paints a much more complete picture of what happened. Of course,
if newspapers really wanted to get people involved, why focus on just
moblogging? Why not offer full blogging capabilities to readers?
use Flickr to turn your webl0g into a
mobl0g
use Flickr to turn your webl0g into a
mobl0g
07/08/2004 02:20 PMFlickr adds moblogging .. new
feature
blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2004/07/turn_any_blog_i.html
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cool new mobl0g stuff coming to TypePad
cool new mobl0g stuff coming to TypePad
02/16/2004 10:45 PMit slices! it dices!
Get your hot live naked anonymous mobl0g
photos right here, folks
Get your hot live naked anonymous mobl0g
photos right here, folks
12/31/2003 01:38 AMJason Calacanis, founder
of
Venture Reporter,
Silicon Alley Reporter,
Weblogs Inc., etc., blogs
thusly<
/a>:
Phil [Kaplan] (aka PUD) of FuckedCompany.com fame has started an anonymous moblogging project.
Basically you send your photo to pics@mobog.com and a minute later
they are on his site ready for users to make comments on them.
Jeff Jarvis calls it anonymous instant photophone moblogging, a phrase
which is giving me a heavy wallop of jargon vertigo right about now.
Mars mobl0g: amazing photos beamed home
from NASA Spirit
Mars mobl0g: amazing photos beamed home
from NASA Spirit
01/04/2004 11:59 PM
Now *that* is a photoblog. Chronologically indexed gallery of
interplanetary snapshots from this weekend's Mars landing. The first
images sent back are of limited quality -- and only in black and white
-- because data transmission rate from Spirit's antenna back to Earth
is limited. Higher-res color images are expected to be relayed back
from the orbiting Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Odyssey Spacecraft
later today, according to Mission Control. At left:
"This mosaic image taken by the navigation camera on the Mars
Exploration Rover Spirit has been further processed, resulting in a
significantly improved 360 degree panoramic view of the rover on the
surface of Mars."
Link
to NASA's Mars moblog, li
nk to full-size, 360-degree composite panorama image. Link to SF Chron story with details on the
image transmission process. (Thanks, Warren)
Broadlook--#1 CRM Software
Solution--Empowers your CRM Software and
fill your CRM Software with contact
management relationships.
Broadlook--#1 CRM Software
Solution--Empowers your CRM Software and
fill your CRM Software with contact
management relationships.
06/18/2004 03:03 AMWhichever CRM software your company uses, you need to look at the
Broadlook Suite of Software which should seamlessly integrate with
whichever CRM software you are using. BroadLook is an integrated set
of applications designed to harness the Internet as a powerful
real-time data source--the data from which can be exported into your
CRM software. [PRWEB Jun 18, 2004]
Another RSS Roundup
Another RSS Roundup
01/23/2004 02:20 PMI know I just did one a few days ago, but I got more stuff to tell you
about. First of all you should know that you can know get...
RSS Roundup
RSS Roundup
01/22/2004 03:31 AMYeehaw! Couple of notes for the RSS Roundup. First: The Librarians
Index to the Internet now has an RSS feed and an instructional page
about RSS. The feed is at...
Roundup 0.7.6
Roundup 0.7.6
07/20/2004 09:30 PMA simple-to-use and -install issue-tracking system.
The RSS Roundup
The RSS Roundup
04/09/2004 04:12 PMYee-haw, it's the RSS roundup. First up, Rolling Stone. Didja know
they had RSS feeds? I didn't. Get 'em at http://www.rollingstone.com/
(look for the orange button.) Also, the Open Directory...
Roundup 0.7.4
Roundup 0.7.4
06/11/2004 03:13 AMA simple-to-use and -install issue-tracking system.
E3 roundup
E3 roundup
06/05/2005 10:53 PMAnother E3 is ready to wrap up. Before it rides off into the sunset
until 2006, check out Kurt Mackey's roundup of all things E3.
The big news at this year’s E3 was the
introductions of next generation consoles from Sony, Nintendo and
Microsoft. The marketing material’s been covered pretty
extensively, and E3 was a good chance for scrubs like me to get (or
attempt to get) some more information about the upcoming
consoles.
Microsoft was the big winner when it came to showing off
next-generation consoles. Sony was second, and about all Nintendo had
to say about the Revolution was that it's about the size of three DVD
cases. Read on for the definitive E3 summary.
Bug Roundup
Bug Roundup
10/28/2003 11:08 PMWalter Ian Kaye writes about
a bug in Safari 1.0. I really appreciate the reduction for this
issue and will take a look. It should be easy to fix.
Update: I have fixed the bug. Thanks for the great
reduction, Walter! I've added your page to our list of regression
tests.
IDF roundup
IDF roundup
03/17/2005 02:53 AMWith the parade of multicore chips at the recently-concluded Intel
Developer's Forum, it was crystal-clear that the company has finally
left behind the last vestiges of the hunt for megahertz. Instead, we
have a newly-branded desktop CPU, the Pentium D, and a host of other
multicore products. Join Hannibal as he looks back at the IDF and
discusses where Intel is headed next.
Roundup 0.7.2
Roundup 0.7.2
05/16/2004 08:54 PMA simple-to-use and -install issue-tracking system.
The big roundup
The big roundup
04/14/2005 12:54 PMWebsites that have gone live with embarrassing placeholder text. Plus
May 1st Reboot encourages standards-based entries. Plus Style Master
CSS editor unveils educational pricing. Also: What are desire lines?
And this: Apple should hire John Gruber. (With a dash of Scoble love.)
Plus the Unofficial Apple Weblog moves and retools. Last but not
least, Acid 2 puts browser makers on notice. (And some browser makers
actually notice! Dave Hyatt uses it to start fixing CSS bugs in
Safari.)
Roundup 0.6.9
Roundup 0.6.9
04/18/2004 05:47 AMA simple-to-use and -install issue-tracking system.
RDF roundup
RDF roundup
07/01/2002 03:39 PMA selection of RDF-related announcements over the last month.
Review Roundup
Review Roundup
09/25/2004 05:03 PMA roundup of the stuff I've seen and used in the past few
months:
- Riding Giants
was fantastic, doing for surfing what Dogtown and Z Boys did for
skateboarding: making a sport interesting to regular folks. The big
wave stuff at the very end is really incredible, though if I had to
find any fault with this movie, it kind of glossed over the 80s
revival of big wave surfing, especially all the drama at the Eddie
Aikau contests.
- The folks at Bigha sent me a Jasper Laser to play
with, and it actually works as described. On dark, clear nights, you
can point at stars surprisingly well, and folks next to you can see
what you're pointing at. For complete amateur astronomers, this is
often the biggest problem as you point and try to describe stuff to
others. The laser worked so well one night that I heard my next door
neighbor ask "what in the hell is that?!"
- The "cr
ippy duck" bag from Crumpler is the best laptop/camera bag I've
ever owned, and might just be the last one I need. The laptop sleeve
fits my 12" powerbook well and I can toss the charger, my digital
rebel, an extra lens, and an external flash into the rest of the
interior space. Basically I can carry everything I might need in
something smaller than most of the messenger bags I've used in the
past.
- My bag is also filled with ziplinq cables, which work great at
connecting and charging my cell phone, my ipod, and my CF card reader,
in addition to connecting to ethernet when need be and modem
connections as well.
- Joel on
Software's book is a surprisingly good read. It's basically a book
of essays and blog entries but it's really well written, though skews
towards hardcore (C++) software development.
- I mentioned Medium Footwear on
this site about a year ago, but finally found a shop with a good
selection in San Francisco. I own a pair of these and they're some of my all-time
favorite shoes. Interesting on the outside, and a comfortable skate
shoe on the inside. Perfect.
- Jason took me to an
all-risotto restaurant called Risotterria that was really good and worth checking out
if you're in Manhattan.
SOUNDCARD ROUNDUP
SOUNDCARD ROUNDUP
01/25/2004 07:58 AMLinuxWorld Roundup
LinuxWorld Roundup
01/24/2004 01:16 AMeWeek Jan 24 2004 5:11AM GMT
Indemnification Roundup
Indemnification Roundup
07/02/2004 08:02 AMFITC Roundup
FITC Roundup
04/13/2005 02:08 PM
Some disjointed thoughts about Toronto and Flash in the Can.
XML-Deviant: RDF Roundup
XML-Deviant: RDF Roundup
09/22/2004 06:24 PMEdd Dumbill's report on XML community discussions covers how to write
XML documents as RDF models and more incredulity at the WS-* web
services specifications.
good roundup
good roundup
09/10/2004 01:37 AMInstaPundit .. apparently
instapundit.com/archives/017710.php
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4” x 6” Printer Roundup
4” x 6” Printer Roundup
01/03/2005 08:22 AMGrok Description matches for Moblog/Phoneblog Software Roundup
GrokA matches for Moblog/Phoneblog Software Roundup
SQL Script: Software File And Software
Product Tables Consolidation
SQL Script: Software File And Software
Product Tables Consolidation
07/21/2004 09:48 PMGetting the List of VB Script Error
Numbers -- With a Script
Getting the List of VB Script Error
Numbers -- With a Script
07/09/2004 02:58 PMScript Software updates products
Script Software updates products
01/17/2004 10:38 PMScript Software has new versions available of three of its products:
CopyPaste-X 2.0 (in beta), Project Timer and iKey...
Wrapper Script for Software Deployments
Wrapper Script for Software Deployments
07/27/2004 02:27 AMA script to manage networked software
updates
A script to manage networked software
updates
04/16/2004 10:24 AMThis shell script is run as a cron job that I use to control what
updates my workstations get at work. Because it is launched from cron,
it is root so it can install any needed updates. The panther.txt file
that sits on the w...
Script Eases Transition to Open Source
Software
Script Eases Transition to Open Source
Software
10/28/2003 11:07 PMOpenSourceAdvocate writes, "A Brazilian programmer just released a
script to automatically download and install the latest version of
Mozilla Firebird, Mozilla Thunderbird, OpenOffice.org and Gaim on any
Windows computer. The goal is to increase the internet security via
software diversity. Open Source Software is less vulnerable to Windows
virus and...
script alert('MotherChodd') /script
script alert('MotherChodd') /script
08/08/2004 01:51 AMTechTree Aug 8 2004 5:47AM GMT
SMS Command Line Script
SMS Command Line Script
12/28/2004 11:27 PMSMS Installer Include Script Command
SMS Installer Include Script Command
05/11/2004 12:43 AMSoftware Suspend Suspend Script 0.17
Software Suspend Suspend Script 0.17
12/14/2003 04:07 PMSoftware Suspend support for Linux 2.4 and later.
F-Script 1.2.7
F-Script 1.2.7
09/16/2004 04:51 PMAn open source scripting language.
WAP IPB Script
WAP IPB Script
06/04/2004 05:57 AMNwew Version Coming Soon!
SCRIPT-ed
SCRIPT-ed
06/19/2004 05:50 AMSCRIPT-edhttp://www.script-ed.orgThe second issue of SCRIPT-ed, the online, international,
interdisciplinary and multi-lingual law and technology journal of the
AHRB Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and
Technology Law is now live. This will be added to
Legal Resources 2004-05
Internet MiniGuide.
VB Script to populate AD
VB Script to populate AD
04/16/2004 06:24 AM Moblog/Phoneblog Software Roundup
