Published by rodfather on March 4, 2010
under Inkblog, Tablet PC
Testing Ink Blogging Trying to get a few tools working with each other. Got Windows Live Writer set up for my blog but I want to get it to work with Windows Journal and Posterous. Let’s see if using the Send To Email plugin will work for posting to Posterous. Also grabbed the Ink blog plugin, Snipping Tool integration plugin, and Clipboard Live. I’m imagining copying the entire page from Journal into Live writer and then emailing to Posterous.
No love for UMPC inkers I am writing on my old trusty Samsung Q1. A year ago most tableteers wouldn’t even consider this as a viable inking device. I’ve gotten used to it and I hardly have any vectoring issues with it even with my palm resting on the screen. Now I have the Fujitsu U810, which in my case, has even a softer touchscreen. In a nutshell, inking on the U810 is plain horrible. Looking down the line of future UMPC’s such as the HP 2133, which I consider a subnotebook, and other Asus Eee PC clones, it appears there’s a slim to none chance we will see a viable UMPC inking device. Even MID’s will pass and try to go with finger touch interfaces to compete with the iPhone/iPod touch. So what’s left for people like me? Hope OQO continues with including an active digitizer? Hope future Nokia Internet Tablets will still have a touchscreen and include a stylus? Oh well… I’ve all but given up on seeing a UMPC with a 7″ screen that has a dual-mode active/passive digitizer.
I found out Inkseine was available a day early from Rob of gottabemobile.com so I went ahead and installed it. So far it seems cool. It works perfectly fine on the Fujitsu U810’s touchscreen. I like the interface, but I’m not exactly sure what I’d use it for. I’d still rather use Windows Journal for ink blog posts. It’s fun to use so I suggest you try it out.
Bill ‘Taxman’ Miranda has been eagerly awaiting the Mac Book Air. He finally got one and has been liking it so far. His real-world battery tests have resulted in better results than most tests. He points out by default, the power settings are not set to ‘longer battery life’ mode. For Sierra Wireless 875U users.. it fits right into the Air. Congrats to the Taxman on his brand new ‘Thin Air’.
Stil at the bowling alley bar.
Thought I’d try something new.
Here I will be using the Fujitsu U810 connected via WiFi to demonstrate a live ink blog post.
I will be using ManyCams which is basically a free version of WebCamMax for the PC or CamTwist for the Mac. It has basic features such as titling and effects but also has the ability to use photos or a desktop as a webcam source which I will be using. Mobile post sent by Rodfather using Utterz. Replies.
National Handwriting Day
Well, well. I found out from Sumocat (http://sumocat.blogspot.com/2008/01/its-national-handwriting-day.html)via GBM (http://www.gottabemobile.com/National+Handwriting+Day.aspx)it’s National Handwriting Day today.
This day was chosen using John Hancock’s
birthday which makes perfect sense.
GottaBeMobile has been posting a lot
about ink blogging lately. I’m not sure if
interest will blow up significantly, but
it would be nice to gain a few more
inkers.
-Rod
P.S. Going to try out Build 52 (http://www.markandtanya.us/scribbles/Build52v2.html).