Its pretty easy. All you need to do is get the required files from here and download Microsoft .Net Compact Framework for Pocket PC. Note that there are no setup files, just copy the folder to your device.
Since I currently only have access to a RM5 prepaid sim card I would not be able to demonstrate the features here (the reason why there are no original screenshots). My previous testing with it while in London shows that it works even on WAP CSD connection.
screenshots from pocketblogger.net
The program only works with Blogger using Atom API. It is in its early stages and the author plans to implement LiveJournal support as well.
You can try other blog-based programs for Pocket PCs such as Pocket SharpMT and PocketBlog. These are more powerful but lacks the friendly GUI of PocketBlogger.
By the way you can always use blogger's e-mail service to post new blogs from any mobile devices although you would not be able to edit them.
4 comments:
I'm writing one to blog in Wordpress...
Let me tell you this : blogging via GPRS is no mean feat. Your phone credit easily dwindles to ZERO
Well I recently bumped up my GPRS bundle up from 512Kb to 5Mb. It still drains pretty quickly since I am connected to clubimate Microsoft Exchange server.
I still have to remind myself I have virtually unlimited WAP connection.
By the way I can't post any comment on your blog.
Its a novel idea, but one that doesn't seem too useful. Unless you're just typing a few sentences for an entry, in which case you might as well don't type. I don't know about you, but using a stylus to write an entry? Nahhhh... even a snap-on keyboard doesn't work as well as it should.
Still, props to the author for that innovative idea.
Its good for travelogs. If you are in a region with no computers this may come in handy.
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