TBlogger brings Blogging to Windows Mobile
Travelling blogger or TBlogger is a free mobile blogging client for Windows Mobile devices. Travelling Blogger is designed to supports all blogs which implement the MetaWeblog or WordPress APIs. This means you can add most of the blogging platforms including WordPress to TBlogger. Traveling Blogger has the ability to auto detect the most appropriate blog API to use when you set up your blog.
The set up process is very simple and you need to enter the URL, username and password and it detects other settings automatically. You can configure more than one blog with TBlogger. TBlogger uses a “smart synchronization” method which allows it to keep a copy of one or more blogs on a mobile device whilst allowing changes to be sent and received from the server using the minimum of bandwidth.
Be default TBlogger operates disconnected. You can write your posts and when you’re ready click “synchronize” and it takes care of everything else including batched image upload and naming.
TBlogger allows you to edit your older posts apart from creating new ones. It also features an undo to the original post without contacting the server if you mess it up.
Tblogger offers these features;
- Editing and creation of posts (and pages in WordPress).
- Uploading of images and other files.
- Creation and management of categories.
- Off-line and on-line operation with easy synchronization.
- Support of draft posts and pages synchronized to the server and published when complete.
TBlogger is a very good blogging client for Windows Mobile is you have a 3G connection on your mobile. This clients works well with GPRS/EDGE connection as well, but might take some time to update.








Love this software. Mobile-blog @ HazDat.com all the time.
Would have LOVED this if only it supported blogspot. Any word if blogspot will be added? Bloggers mobile site is horrid and you have to manually scroll down while you type or you can’t see your text which leads to a LOT of editing later on when you type 2 or three paragraphs then scroll down and continue.