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Testing the iPhone’s Blogging Capabilities

ByJohn P.

Since I got an iPhone I’ve been dying to test it’s abilities as a remote blogging tool. Well, here is the first test!

At this very moment I’m at On the Border in Plano, TX pigging out on fajitas. Here’s a snapshot to make you hungry!

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John P. is a former CEO, former TV Show Host, and the Founder and Wizard behind Texas Metal Works. You can find him on X, Facebook and LinkedIn. Feel free to send shoutouts, insults, and praise.

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5 Comments

  1. Very, very interesting!! That is so super cool – I may have to head to Dallas and steal my dad’s!! LOL!

    I want a super, duper, fancy, newfangled phone that does everything and then some more so badly!

    Can you make a post, John, about all of the costs incurred with the iPhone? I find all that so confusing – with all smartphones, really. Is there cost for the actual phone and then monthly cost for the phone service and then monthly cost for the internet connection? I mean, how on earth does all that work? (Maybe you have already done a post like this, I don’t get here as regularly as I used to.)

    I was on the bus to an out-of-town football game with my boys Friday night and I was sure wishing I had internet access. A million and one things were running through my mind – and it’s just not the same when I get home.

    Let me tell you, though, taking a bus to field trip/school event looks a LOT different out here than taking a bus down 75 to a field trip! LOL! One of the positives of being out here, for sure!

  3. I love my iPhone, but when it comes to blogging I use it to read and comment a lot more than write. I’m writing right now from my couch at the moment with my iPhone. So for quick little posts it works great, but I wouldn’t write a large post ok it

  4. So, I discovered a few things about this WordPress blogging application for iPhone:

    • The images have really, really long random strings for names. This is very un-SEO-optimized.
    • You can’t control the alignment of the images, or what size they post as (S, M, L).
    • It does actually work! Which is good. And it allowed me to change the date on the post as well, even after posting it.

    John

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