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I discovered that there is an android app for working with a WordPress blog,’s and it seems to work pretty well. However, as with all tablet apps for real limitation is an import. Stste I’m attempting to use Nuance voice recognition here, and in some sense is working surprisingly well; although just report me to keep tapping the screen to add a new sentence after every time I Parks. I have to figure out if there some way to correct the voice recognition and to learn from my voice as areas with the desktop version of Dragon. However, the voice recognition is surprisingly good; and I would rated about on par for the desktop version I’ll bean someone easier to use. It definitely seems superior to the version of Dragon for the Mac, and maybe on par with the version for windows. PS Ethan and I am deliberately leaving a lot of mistakes in place so you can see just how gorgeous this is or is not. BottomLine: Hses is actually just suffer writing a first draft of the text heavy, formatting for post ; but it’s not your replacement for real keyboard.

And for comparison sake, here’s the edited version of the post:

WordPress and Android

I discovered that there is an android app for working with a WordPress blog and it seems to work pretty well. However, as with all tablet apps the real limitation is in input. I’m attempting to use Nuance voice recognition here, and in some sense it is working surprisingly well; although it requires me to keep tapping the screen to add a new sentence after every time I pause. I have to figure out if there some way to correct the voice recognition and to learn from my mistakes as with the desktop version of Dragon. However, the voice recognition is surprisingly good; and I would rate it about on par with the desktop version albeit someone easier to use. It definitely seems superior to the version of Dragon for the Mac, and maybe on par with the version for Windows

P.S. I am deliberately leaving a lot of mistakes in place so you can see just how good this is or is not.

Bottom Line: This is actually sufficient for writing a first draft of a text heavy, formatting poor post ; but it’s not a replacement for real keyboard.

Update: editing on the tablet is really painful. I think I’ll have to go back to keyboard for that.