Tech Trip

First post with Wordmobi and extremely excited about the idea of blogging through my mobile now.

This possibly would get me blogging more frequently. Let’s hope so, at least.

Wordmobi is a Symbian application that runs on Python and Pip applications.

Since I’m extremely new to this application, I can’t speak of its features in details but apparently, it lets the user access their blogs, hosted on wordpress website or your own domains.

The mobile app Wordmobi seems to let you access / edit your posts on wordpress blog, add new posts and delete the old ones. While adding or editing, it lets the user manage blog titles, content, category, tags, etc.

It also offers other features like statistics and setting up multiple blogs.

I’ll share the downloads links, installation guide and more details about this soon, once I’ve explored it enough.

*update – it lets you add links, images, videos, etc right out of the content area. Pretty similar to the features offered in the full blown online version of wordpress.

Guys – i noticed, the HTML homepage that i shared earlier was coming out to be really handy for many using mobile phones for browsing, specially Symbian phone users.

So, I’ve finally provided simpler, easy to type, easy to remember, more accessible homepage for mobiles. You need to simply point your mobile browsers to any of the links below;

http://m.tech-trip.com
http://mobile.tech-trip.com

Happy browsing!

This trick is for all Symbian phones to now have multiple windows open very easily. I think, i picked up the file from somewhere (don’t remember where from right now) and customized it to look better.

All you need to do is set the HTML file as your home page in you rbrowser and there you’ll see search option on Google, Website address input option and a button to open a new window / tab right from your home page.

Pretty handy, i’ve been using it for a while and trust me it really saves you from the effort!

For convenience, files uploaded as; HTML, ZIP and RAR.

Happy using and credits to the author.

Edited – 31st July 2009

I’ve upgraded the version of the file to look and work better – something more welcoming as the bookmarked page. This file can be downloaded by clicking here.