The best thing about the E90, though, is the VGA screen, great web browser and the built-in keyboard, which lets you blog on the move even without your laptop. You can see an example of how good the E90 is for mobile blogging here:

http://mobilementalism.com/2007/12/24/oh-i-do-like-to-blog-beside-the-seaside/

All content, both text and photos, were written on the E90, which was then used to submit the content to my blog over the air. I now find the E90 indispensible and feel lost without it! (but that might just be because I’m a geek!)

The best thing about the E90, though, is the VGA screen, great web browser and the built-in keyboard, which lets you blog on the move even without your laptop. You can see an example of how good the E90 is for mobile blogging here:

http://mobilementalism.com/2007/12/24/oh-i-do-like-to-blog-beside-the-seaside/

All content, both text and photos, were written on the E90, which was then used to submit the content to my blog over the air. I now find the E90 indispensible and feel lost without it! (but that might just be because I’m a geek!)

Dell laptop with two batteries
Logitech webcam
Olympus Digital audio recorder w/USB plug
Canon SX100si camera with multiple cards, batteries & charger
Logitech headset

I haven’t settled on all the software yet but I will use audacity for audio editing, typepad’s web interface for posting, and Photoshop Elements for photoediting. Still working on the video portion of the tech.

Obviously, this time I’ll be doing more than just several sentence/one photo posts. I will be doing live blogging of sessions, video notes in the evening and whatever else I can!

Dell laptop with two batteries
Logitech webcam
Olympus Digital audio recorder w/USB plug
Canon SX100si camera with multiple cards, batteries & charger
Logitech headset

I haven’t settled on all the software yet but I will use audacity for audio editing, typepad’s web interface for posting, and Photoshop Elements for photoediting. Still working on the video portion of the tech.

Obviously, this time I’ll be doing more than just several sentence/one photo posts. I will be doing live blogging of sessions, video notes in the evening and whatever else I can!

see link http://reutersmojo.com/2007/10/22/the-mobile-journalism-toolkit-contents/

see link http://reutersmojo.com/2007/10/22/the-mobile-journalism-toolkit-contents/

Tink *~*~*

Tink *~*~*

@Donna – I am sure Apple with catch a clue at some point!

@Patricia – The options are sure to grow as time goes on, Blackberry, iPhone, Nokia, there are a lot of players all innovating

@Gavin – It’s great to have a business where we can do this Sometimes it takes planning, too many times I have found myself with zero connectivity. I depend so much on my 3g connection that I forget there are places with no cell signal!

@Daniel – Let me know how it works out for you

@Lorelle – The UK is pretty backward, but getting better. I hear McDonalds now provides free wifi to customers (though I know you wouldn’t actually want to eat there), and Starbucks are getting pretty commonplace where you can buy wifi through t-mobile, but not cheaply in comparison to what I have paid in North America. Hotels are split between free wifi and stupidly expensive. The 3g has been the least wasteful solution for me.

@jhay – I have friends who have found their own blog filtered!

@Mike – Even though the pocket pc os is slow and frustrating at times, I love the convenience of that little devices keyboard and flexibility (even down to tools like remote desktop)

@Dennis – I think companies like the highly profitable tarrifs they can impose. Plus more people used to share their wifi but the RIAA/MPAA and fears of bandwidth being used for nasty purposes put a stop to that. The iPhone might change things commercially somewhat as people begin to demand connectivity.

@Donna – I am sure Apple with catch a clue at some point!

@Patricia – The options are sure to grow as time goes on, Blackberry, iPhone, Nokia, there are a lot of players all innovating

@Gavin – It’s great to have a business where we can do this Sometimes it takes planning, too many times I have found myself with zero connectivity. I depend so much on my 3g connection that I forget there are places with no cell signal!

@Daniel – Let me know how it works out for you

@Lorelle – The UK is pretty backward, but getting better. I hear McDonalds now provides free wifi to customers (though I know you wouldn’t actually want to eat there), and Starbucks are getting pretty commonplace where you can buy wifi through t-mobile, but not cheaply in comparison to what I have paid in North America. Hotels are split between free wifi and stupidly expensive. The 3g has been the least wasteful solution for me.

@jhay – I have friends who have found their own blog filtered!

@Mike – Even though the pocket pc os is slow and frustrating at times, I love the convenience of that little devices keyboard and flexibility (even down to tools like remote desktop)

@Dennis – I think companies like the highly profitable tarrifs they can impose. Plus more people used to share their wifi but the RIAA/MPAA and fears of bandwidth being used for nasty purposes put a stop to that. The iPhone might change things commercially somewhat as people begin to demand connectivity.