Ironically (or naturally) I can read the Google Ads on my own blog and find something interesting; I mentioned the Nokia’s Symbian OS recently, and AdSense catches up.
Using Blogger Pro’s blog-by-email feature I could already send posts to a test blog on my server. But I also got this 640*480 pixels camera with reasonable quality*. Now Phlog.net let’s you become a mobile phlogger (that’s short for photo blogger) if you can send email or MMS with your cell phone. There’s group photoblogs too. This one-guy and friends service has 1724 registered users so far. It’s set up as a Web Service, as opposed to a client-side application like Kabloo’s (another ad I saw here).
I’ll be curious to see how people will use mobile multimedia blogging in the future.
*Reasonable in terms of getting a point across.
After changing Search.CSS it's now handling German Umlaute and other special characters well. Not only that, but the search results are now closer to what Google delivers. All I had to do was change the following line in the open source NuSOAP class:
var $soap_defencoding = 'UTF-8';
// before: var $soap_defencoding = 'ISO-8859-1';
Also, a Cache feature has been added.
Next: a Link-feature has been added, which means you can now use Opera's "Next" and "Previous" buttons on search results.
The Search Engine Decoder (Flash) visualizes how search engines interact.
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