I think this SMS weblog is a cool idea for posting updates via text. It shows how early mobile blogging worked by bridging cellular technology with the web to enable quick, remote updates long before smartphones.
I can quickly create Google Calendar events by sending an SMS to 48368 (GVENT) in the US. Using natural language like 'dinner tomorrow 7pm' allows for instant scheduling via text without needing web access.
I found two comprehensive directories of early weblogging software and publishing platforms. These lists from Lights.com and Business 2.0 provide a snapshot of the tools available for creators during the blogosphere's formative years in 2002.
I missed my weblog's second birthday on June 19th, but I’m now reflecting on its growth alongside my main website, which is turning six. These milestones highlight my long-term journey in personal digital publishing.
I'm using Analog to analyze the IIMB webserver statistics but want to find a more effective tool. If you have experience with a better weblog analyzer, please let me know your recommendations for alternatives.
Mobile phones provide essential accessibility for the deaf community through SMS messaging. This adaptation repurposes cellular technology, enabling text-based communication as a functional alternative to traditional voice calls.