Upgrade is Complete

December 14, 2008

In celebration of completing the upgrade of my site to WordPress 2.7, I thought I write my post using the the iPhone mobile WordPress app. It’s not a bad little app. I can add photos. I cannot add links within my posts. I’m still getting used to typing on this thing vs the blackjack. It’s [...]

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Upgrading the ole’ Blog to WordPress 2.7

December 13, 2008

I just wanted to write a quick note to mention that I’ll be upgrading my blog to WordPress 2.7 aka Coltrane. Things might not be working right until I am finished. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause in the mean time.
Learn more about the latest WordPress 2.7, and why they called it Coltrane by visiting the WP Blog @
http://wordpress.org/development/2008/12/coltrane/

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My New Little Side Venture: mobLine.org = Mobile + Online, Get It?

March 11, 2008

I’ve been toying around the idea of creating an official website dedicated to my interests in mobile technology, mobile web marketing & m-commerce. I don’t want to use my personal name domain as a platform for something that could easily grow beyond my personal thoughts and ideas.
 The idea for mobLine hit me during Alan M. [...]

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WordPress Mobile Edition Plugin

March 11, 2008

I wanted to share with you how easy it was to extend WordPress to create my own moBlog by using an opensource mobile blog software plugin called WordPress Mobile Edition. In short WordPress Mobile Edition is a plugin that shows a different user interface designed specifically for use on cell phones and other devices. When [...]

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WM6 Internet Connection Sharing on the Blackjack

March 1, 2008

I was excited that AT&T finally released the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 upgrade for my Blackjack because I thought it was never going to happen. I was also hoping AT&T learned a lesson after the original release and would address some of the outstanding issues like extending Bluetooth functionality. It looks like AT&T didn’t learn [...]

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