Wow ... at first glance I think this program top:

It is easy to configure (you have to respect advance in the WP admin section under "Settings" -> "Write" enable XML-RPC interface), shows one of the most important buttons and fields to write and even offers the option tags . call

! Cool For those who have a Google mobile blogging and using WordPress is a must-have wpToGo So - looking like the Android Market under "Communication"!

Thank Android

EDIT: Due to Volker's comment, I need time to test how it looks with the umlauts ä, ö and ü ... so now we know more

As I had previously equipped mobile:

The Internet in your pocket has fascinated me for a long time. In recent years I have had this as the Nokia N95 , which I thought was great, but due to the much used to expensive data rates over wireless only have to go to the Internet. However, since I my son - then in the "Infant and drool-age" - stupidly play it was, had something new ago, drool running into the boards :-/ Did I do it the BlackBerry 8700g gakauft because of the Qwerty keyboard. The Vodafone push email option price was too expensive and I have therefore omitted to emails on the phone. Until then I had a Vodafone contract with 200 students included minutes. Since I had this but not recently and exhausted me about 45 € fee was too expensive, I started to look around for other providers. At this point I wanted to have a iPhone * or something similar (if there is such a thing already existed), but I wanted to finish any of the T-Mobile "gag" tariffs for this. Well, hope dies last, and so I decided to wait for cheaper rates. Until then, I contented myself with a prepaid card. Compare short and quickly determined that the offer of Maxxim with 8 cents per minute and SMS, the absolute best was / is *. With Maxxim I'm also pretty good experience. As always, stop here, too: if you want "cheap", the service must make compromises and take expensive hotlines in purchasing. Only one point was annoying: the SIM card from Maxxim is frequently not understood by my BlackBerry. So I was down and not accessible again, because it was "SIM-card error" appears on the display, I had a contact or two, select up to three times the connection was. Whether this was on my phone or the SIM card itself or on Maxxim, I can not tell. But back to topic:

Why I bought the Google G1 phone from T-Mobile:

Now've done but ego. I was never a telecom-trailer. Especially since I had once gezofft with a call center lady something, I've actually made me determined to buy anything more from this club. And then everything changed: Read the rest of this entry »

I hereby present to you the first detailed report from the series of brand experiences, which I would like to expand in the future.

Today: My direct banking experience and comparison report:

After I separated last year, in late summer 2008, had finished my studies, I had perforce from my previous bank, a savings bank. The reason is quite simple: After the end of the study are maintenance fees due. The lowest current package of savings is at 3.50 € per month and includes only the basics. I wanted a credit card, as I now and then book flights on short notice. With such short notice booking is the only payment option via credit card (I was at least at Air Berlin and German Wings above). Having one or another branch of other banks in my city (Citibank, Commerzbank, Hypo, Dresdner and Postbank) had visited it quickly became clear that I wanted to go to an online bank because of the cost factor was decisive for me. In addition to the costs and savings factor for me was also possible for cash withdrawal and deposit, and the use of the account as a joint account important. That meant so sit down, visit banking websites to compare rates for current accounts with credit card and then read numerous articles regarding the first favorite. My first favorites were the following:

• Cortal Consors
• DKB
• Ing-DiBa
• Norisbank
• comdirect

What separated the wheat from the chaff this I would like to show you that my views on the key advantages and disadvantages of various Offers: Read the rest of this entry »