In addition to writing blog posts, I can occasionally write code. Or at least hack on someone else's. I think this particular hacked code might be of interest to some of the readers here.

Nokia Lifeblog and Nokia Online Share are two different ways to do the same thing: share content generated on your Nokia Nseries device with the world directly from your handset. Both tools support Atom-based publishing services. Flickr, Typepad, and Vox are all supported, either directly or through adding in them in as a service. It's a really handy tool.

I wanted something that would allow these applications to post on my wordpress blog. I found a tool that someone had developed, but it wasn't working for me. So I hacked on it a bit and came up with something that worked. I posted it to my blog, and boy did I get a lot of interest!

There were a rash of reports of the code not working on some installations. I also took a stab at fixing the number one request: support for video. One late night later, I updated the code and, of course, posted it on my blog. Initial reports are good.

Figured this may be useful to some readers of the Gadgets Weblog. Let me know what you think!