Hi all:
I'm interested in using moblogging as an instant
document of where i am and/or what i see. I would also
like GPS recording capabilities as I have recently
started geocaching. I currently send directly from my
Sony Ericsson T637 (a year-ish old...got with cingular
account) to flickr.com. I am a flickr addict. Not so
fond of the T637....it was fine when i got it...and
it's fun to send.. but now i know the resolution is
really crappy. So I carry around my Canon digital
rebel...which is large and doesn't have sending
abilities but takes better photos.

So what are the better cameraphones out there that
won't break the bank?
What is nokia's lifeblog? is it similar to flickr?

I am currently a bit ambivialent about receiving
photos on my phone. One friend sends 1 really
interesting photo that is worth a thousand words. On
the other hand, I have another friend that will send
5+ uninteresting photos, in rapid secession, at an
inopportune time, then will call me to see if i got
the photos...so she can explain them...in
detail...since it's hard to see. I guess I want more
control over which photos/moblogs I can read on my
phone.

cheers,
...diane
www.image415.com


--- mobile_jones <mobile_jones@...> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Let's start with an introduction, how you plan to
> use moblogging
> (e.g., random photos, family, artistic) and how much
> experience you
> have with the capturing and posting from your mobile
> phone.
>
> Me:
>
> I use moblogging for random picutre taking, and
> mostly post by
> transfering to my PC then to the web.
>
> I've had a mobile phone capable of picture posting
> for about 3 years.
> I'm interested in how to make moblogs readable on
> phones rather than
> or in addition to readable on the web.
>
> ...Debi
>
>
>
>




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