A free way and easy to keep in touch when you travel. Use your Smartphone, a tablet with wi-fi, or even an Internet Cafe to send messages, photos and videos to the folks back home.
Create a Map of your route that you can easily put on your other websites.
travelblog is powered by wordpress so you can use the wordpress app for iphone and android to post to your blog.
Use these details:
Register here to get a username and password for the wordpress app
when you start the app, choose ‘self hosted wordpress blog’
and the host is mojo.fm
Mobile Apps
WordPress for iOS
WordPress for iOS lets you write posts, upload photos, edit pages, and manage comments on your blog from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
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WordPress for Android
Write new posts for your WordPress.com or self-hosted WordPress.org blog, edit content, and manage comments with built-in notifications, all on your Android device.
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WordPress for BlackBerry
Post to WordPress.com or your self-hosted WordPress blog from your BlackBerry. Manage comments and media, upload videos and more with this BlackBerry native app.
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WordPress for Windows Phone
WordPress for Windows Phone makes it easy to manage your blog or website while on the move. Writing and editing Posts and Pages is a breeze, as well as being able to quickly moderate comments and check statistics. And it’s all made to get you in and out quickly.
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WordPress for Nokia
WordPress for Nokia allows you to edit your existing blog content, add new posts and pages, manage comments, and more – directly from your S60 or Maemo-powered Nokia.
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WordPress for webOS
WordPress for webOS is built around Sliding Panels that enable you to easily switch between creating, editing and managing your content. Create beautiful posts with the built in visual editor, featuring text formatting tools, a link builder, image uploading, and much more.
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Download the wordpress app for your device and use mojo.fm as your ‘self hosted wordpress blog’.
