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So here’s a quick test to see how easy it is to blog using the iPad. As an example, this blog post was written using the iPad and the WordPress app for the iPad. The WordPress app allows for basic text entry, the addition of images, templates for posts and pages, and previews. One thing I am noticing is that, since my site theme is custom, the preview only displays the basic post text and . . . → Read More: Blogging using the iPad These days, we seem to be traveling a lot more and are carrying lots of mobile devices with us when we do — laptops, Kindles, iPods, etc. Each one of these devices carries precious memories, important information, and/or data that is simply impossible or difficult to replace. We can find useful packs in which to safely carry all this equipment with us, but the fact remains that we are carrying a lot of data that . . . → Read More: Portable Data Backup and Transfer Options for a Mobile World 
It is interesting to hear about Google’s mobile book service, just days before Amazon’s rumored announcement of a new Kindle: Today we are excited to announce the launch of a mobile version of Google Book Search, opening up over 1.5 million mobile public domain books in the US (and over half a million outside the US) for you to browse while buying your postage. While these books were already available on Google . . . → Read More: Google’s New Mobile Book Search Service |
 
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