I am just trying to see how well this WordPress app publishes photos taken with my iPhone. In the past this app has been wretched.
What bothers me with this app is that I can’t place the photos where I want them to be in the post. If you happen to know a way for this to be done please let me know.
Thanks!
A little while later…
…oh wait I figured it out. The code for the photo shows up at the bottom and I can just select, cut and paste where necessary. While it’s tedious on an iPhone it’s effective.
Good night…er morning. lol
By the way here is a screen shot of my home screen after spending literally an hour organizing my apps into folders categorically. I love this new OS despite it’s faults, which is for another blog post later on. Sheesh!
[UPDATE]
I failed to give credit to a cool twitter follower that lead me to the awesome iPhone/iPod Touch apps bookshelf you see above. He’s knunez on twitter. Thanks Kevin!
If you’d like this wallpaper on your homescreen too, you can just go here with your iPhone’s twitter app. (For this to work as your homescreen wallpaper you will need to have updated your device to iOS4.)
Tap the image or link (depending on your twitter app in use).
Tap the screen again to clear the controls.
Do a screen grab of the image.
Go to your photos album and make it a wallpaper like usual and you’re done.
We’ve been rumoring a WiMAX “HTC Supersonic” for a while now, and Sprint just dropped the hard news: the phone will be dubbed the HTC EVO 4G, will be released this Summer and it’s easily the best specced phone we’ve ever witnessed. Read more…
By the way, I think this phone is really cool, but it looks fat. …And I don’t mean “Phat” as in good. Just really bigger than the average touchscreen phones that are out already. Just sayin’.
Saw this on dannychoo.com from his A Week in Tokyo 50 series and think it’s pretty rad to be able to just show your coupon on your iPhone to get a discount at McDonald’s or what Danny refers to as McDees (or is that a Japanese thing all around. Folks in Montreal refer to McDonald’s as McDo [doh]).
Google’s decision to release a device shows that the company is worried about the fear of fragmentation of the Android ecosystem that we have often talked about. By putting its stake in the ground, the company is hoping that it doesn’t make the mistake that Microsoft made by dragging its feet in releasing Zune and ceding the market to Apple’s iPod. The iPhone, despite the issues with AT&T’s pokey 3G network, as very eloquently pointed out by Verizon in its ads, continues to sell like a monster. Google doesn’t have much time and needs to respond fast.
Yesterday I was toying around with the HTC ERIS and I was impressed with the look and function, but disappointed by how laggy the UI was. This HTC device above is better apparently in terms of lag and looks to be even nicer than what I experienced with ERIS. If I weren’t an iPhone owner, I’d consider an HTC device of some kind.
There is something strange happening at Nokia. Now, I know that they also have a new mobile device coming out called the Maemo and is due out in November, but this is turning out to be quite a launch. They’ve posted some site called the maemoproject with a paranormal activity-esque video on 10-minute loop. It’s incredibly creepy. Go see for yourself and also Google Maemo
One last thing, keep the window open because something strange happens around the 9th minute. I can’t really decipher what is being said in the video, but there is a strange repetitive buzzing and something that sounds like a man saying, “wake up”.
If you find anything new surrounding this strange project, please comment back on this post. Meanwhile, I’ll be gathering what info I can too.
