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This post is coming to you from an iPad via the WordPress app.

Not sure if this is a game changer for content management systems, but updating sites that utilize xmlrpc web services will be much easier to maintain by users that have not normally been considered a part of the content creation and management process.

I would post an accompanying image along with this post, but I have yet to save any images to the iPad.

Maybe I’ll log in with my iPhone and update the post from there.

Or, I could have a graphic designer login via the web and update this post with an image.

Of course that would be after our site’s editor has corrected the spelling and grammar.

So whether your on a Mac, PC, iPhone, or iPad, essentially, everyone can contribute to the effort.

JDH

How do you feel?

With my hands, of course…

Just sayin…

This is in response to this post from Venture Beat.

http://bit.ly/7UGwwE
I really wouldn’t mind getting a netbook with Google’s OS.  I’ve mostly navigated towards using web only apps and been doing so for a while.  There are a few that shouldn’t be browser based apps, but most of the programs I use can be browser based.

The fact that all my data will sit in Google’s warehouse of servers is a bit of a set back.  But, we will be told that its ok and we’ll just ‘move along’ with the rest of the herd.

Then Microsoft will look like the rebels…
Ha!