The Hub

The folks working on the Android WordPress app sent me a link earlier today, with their latest edition, with Nook Color/Tablet recognition!

In comparison, the real estate is utilized much better, and not only on the home screen (settings page fixes the width issue as well, which I did forget to mention in my earlier post).  They’re just getting started with Nook development, so I’m going to give them all the time they want.
Of course, due to B&N wanting to own the device that I own, I had to re-root it. But I do hear tales of a coming bootloader/rom pwn’ing…

So I’ve got to at least try this new app out.  The interface is very Word like (with the Office 2010 style of File menu (or what 2007 called the Office Button)).  But, on my netbook, it takes up a good quarter of the screen.  I can minimize it, though.

There’s no previous entry management a form of entry management, but it’s in the form of opening the previous entries for editing.  Which, I guess is the reason for entry management.

It does have a couple bonuses over the Qumana and Adobe Contribute packages, in terms of ease of use, and it’s got the bonus of bringing in the theme style of the blog for the writing area.  It helps to visualize what you’re getting in the end.

Picture Test!

Easy enough.  Point to, resize, and edit for hyperlinkage.  Also bonus for knowing that I want to continue to write around the picture.

Plus it’s yesterdays’ XKCD.  Good stuff.

Downside with the picture insert: Margin.  Not a whole lot of space between the picture and the accompanying text.  You can edit it manually, but there’s no auto-format in this case.

No matter how many other games I try, and no matter how long I play them (Fallout 3 series being the topmost timesink enjoyable one so far), I seem to go back to Warcraft.  Though I’m mostly waiting for an EVE Online skill to complete…in 5 days time.  So maybe I’m not that addicted.

And as a note, Qumana and Adobe Contribute aren’t WP-tag savvy.  And Contribute is horrible to configure for a personalized WP site.  But, for all it’s worth, Windows Live Writer is easy, and knows my tags.  Does that seem right to you?

For those who are using WordPress, or looking to use it, a brand new version has just been released!

So far, not a lot has changed on the front page.  But back on the dashboard side, there are several operational changes, while keeping the same style and functionality.  Take it for a spin if you get the chance!