
While some blogs iPhone applications target a certain blog platforms or all of them (with varying results), iBlogger, an iPhone app designed by illumineX introduced a number of really cool features that I ‘I found the disappearance of the same official blog applications such as WordPress and TypePad.
Although Xanga, SquareSpace Drupal and the fans are probably delighted that the iPhone is software that can (finally) to connect to their platforms, users of traditional platforms (Blogger, TypePad, WordPress) May wonder why they should go to 999 cents a soft when there other (cheaper) around alternatives.
So if you’re sitting on the fence, wondering if $ 10 is losing the joy of another iPhone app, this review below is for you.


Goods
Although not iBlogger allows users to transfer images and add labels to their positions, a function that many bloggers enjoy May iPhone is the ability to position a photo or right, left or center the text above.
I found this quite Userful because it allows Bloggers “spice” to their jobs a little more instead of simply place an image above or below a paragraph (which very often is not centered).
Another feature I found in iBlogger was the ability to create hyperlinks text of! Unlike some applications that the iPhone force users to share the code in the links, iBlogger you can simply type the words you want a link with the field below.
Last (but not less) iBlogger allows users to take advantage of the iPhone of GPS functionality, allowing bloggers to let their readers know where they are posted.
Although their are some other iPhone applications that allow users to geotag their location, links iBlogger you by pointing you to Google Maps instead of spitting at longitude and latitude numbers (the latter which is useless for most people).
Other features include iBlogger the ability to view the previous entries (and also edit) and the draft order files (mostly items you’ve created within the APA, but have not yet published).
Bads
While iBlogger has some advantages over its competitors, it has some shortcomings as well. First, users are able to display an image by limiting post-May that do not call for heavy photo bloggers (or even bloggers covering political events).
iBlogger also has a minor bug when viewing posts project, the post tends to disappear before your eyes May cause fear among some bloggers (Note: Your message is there, even if you touch the Edit button, then click “Back” to view your post).
Even if iBlogger can transfer images to most of its platforms, they have yet to provide this functionality for Blogger Blogger (aka blog), which will probably be soft this value to their eyes (as they may already send images through other applications, not to mention Mail-to-Blogger).
Result
So this software is the purchase value? Unless you belong to one of cults WordPress or Blogger / Blogspot, I recommend purchasing this software!
Regarding the faithful WordPress and Blogger, hippies (note: I say that in love) go, I recommend holding up iBlogger allows users to insert multiple images.
One point I would like to see added to iBlogger is the ability to display bold, italics or underline the police, and the ability to hypertext any word in the post (instead of a word / phrase at the end), let alone copy and paste (although I May be asking too regarding this feature).