Blogging Goes Completely Mobile
mdog.com allows bloggers to post and read blog entries, upload photos and respond to comments to any blog from any web-enabled mobile device.
mdog.com new Mobile Blogging Portal allows bloggers to post and read blog entries, upload photos and respond to comments to any blog from any web-enabled mobile device such as a Blackberry, Treo, Windows Mobile, Sidekick, higher-end Nokia and Motorola Q, thus freeing blogging from the computer and carrier/application limitations.
Users have to only point their mobile browser to mdog.com, select "Blogs", and enter the blog's full internet address. Any mobile user can post, upload photos or read blogs on mdog.com, no matter what device, service provider or blog platform he or she uses. Through this portal, blogs on all major blog services (including Blogger, Wordpress, Typepad, Xanga, Blogs.com, AOL Blogs, and Livejournal) are formatted for any Web-enabled mobile device.
mdog.com universally supports all the popular blog types and is provider- and device-agnostic.
"The major blogging services helped make blogging a mass phenomenon by making it easy for non-technical bloggers to get up and running quickly. We believe we can do the same thing for mobile blogging," said Keith Gerard, founder and president of mdog.com.
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