… when someone fails to realize what Lifeblog is.
It’s PC and mobile phone software – NOT A BLOG SERVICE!
Let me repeat: Lifeblog is not a blog service.
Just means I’m not doing my job.
Nokia releases ‘moblog’ camera phone | CNET News.com
Nokia recently announced a site called Lifeblog that lets subscribers archive cell phone photos in chronological order, along with other data, including text, video and audio, using a personal mobile Web log, or “moblog.”
Not! It’s not a “site.”
I happened to run into this comment on Joni Blecher’s Phone Diva Q&A column.
Besides, the Nokia 7610 is a nifty phone with interesting features. Most noteworthy is the LifeBlog software [empahsis mine – CS] that ships with it so that you can store all your text messages and images on your computer in the form of an electronic diary.
Co-incidentally, a friend pointed out that last Sunday – the day of our quest to find the name of the Suomenlinna lighthouse – was International Lighthouse Day.
Association of Lighthouse Keepers – International Lighthouse Day
International Lighthouse Day
Sunday 22 August 2004
The third International Lighthouse Day intends to raise the profile of Lighthouses, Lightvessels and other Navigational Aids, promoting this rich aspect of our maritime heritage.
Can’t have one without the other
Abandoned and forlorn
“I really like using the Lifeblog software. It was the primary reason that I purchased a Nokia 7610.”
This just might be the official end of Finnish summer
Jack Schofield from the Guardian Online reports on the latest trend the media has glommed on to, called ‘life caching’. I’ve been seeing a bunch of references to the whole Life Caching ‘trend’ (and been interviewed) since an article from Trendwatching.com pegged it and made it a buzz name (though it is not a new concept).
Schofield says, “Nokia’s Christian Lindholm has captured this trend perfectly with Lifeblog software.” The article is pretty good. Read it here.
