Andre

I'm enhancing my blog and unfortunately the previous theme, which had been installed just about a month ago, is not really able to accomodate what I have in mind for the future. The new theme is quite good as it comes with 3 columns and it's easier to enhance it with (non-)standard features (in relation to the blog engine). Very importantly, it allows better display of what content I want where.

There will be some tweaks here and there on the theme these days and I have no schedule on when I add what feature, so just stop by and discover what's new. Of course I'll announce major changes in a post.

This is about some old notes I found regarding topics I wanted to blog about but didn't have the time for it and later I couldn't as I was doing extensive changes to BlogSpace. They are mostly in a chronological order but in some cases not really up-to-date or relevant anymore. I just felt I should post them here anyways despite belonging to the old Andre - Archive blog. Better late than never.

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This is actually a test if I can use my PDA (HW6965) to do some mobile blogging.
I'm using the default Internet Explorer (pocket edition) as browser which comes with Windows Mobile 5.

It works quite well except I have to write "in HTML" as no visual editor availabe for this browser. I'm not ready to spend money on an upgrade only for this little use.

Note: I will add links later when I'm back on a "normal" computer. Post updated.

I've moved all old content (in fact, I've moved the entire blog) to Andre - Archive to clean up and start fresh. I didn't want to loose all the hundreds of posts but I also wasn't happy anymore with the blog content so I decided to re-start this Andre blog.

I want to publish more content, no matter where I am. Unfortunately, posting articles in a blog fashion won't be possible from just anywhere and thus I've added Twitter posts which show tiny posts (limited to 140 characters). I can create those posts from browsers but more importantly, by sending text messages from my mobile phone. That new mobility makes posting available at almost any place, in real-time.