Blogger App for Android Phones (Blogger.com) – Compose Posts, Attach Photos

How about writing a quick blog post at blogspot from using your android phone on the go? It is possible now using new blogger Blogger Android App. Blogger has announced the first version of the Blogger App for Android phones. Using the free app you can easily compose a post, attach a photo that you just took with your phone, and either save it as a local draft for later or immediately publish it to your blog.

[androidqrcode: com.google.android.apps.blogger]You can easily publish posts with pictures, labels and location information. Also, you can view the list of posts and if you have multiple accounts or blogs, you can easily switch between them.

If you are an android user you can install this free app from android market now. It runs on phones running Android 2.1 or higher.

Install Blogger Android App (Free, 573k)

Blogging on the go is made easy with the Blogger app.

Features

Multiple accounts and blogs: You can easily switch between different accounts and blogs that you have author rights to. Simply choose your account and blog and you are all set to go.[advt]

Write and save/publish: You can write a post, assign labels, and then either save it as a draft or immediately publish it. Saving as draft is handy if you need to wait until you have Internet connectivity.

Photos from camera and gallery: If you see something interesting, you can take a photo directly from the app and include it in the blog post. You can also browse your gallery to include the ones you like.

Sharing to Blogger from gallery or browser: Blogger is one of the available sharing options. If you come across a photo in the gallery, or a website while browsing, you can share the content to the Blogger app directly from the sharing menu

Share location: You can share your location by activating the location bar and selecting the correct location. This information will be included in your post.

View saved/published posts: By switching to the List View, you can view all your drafts and published posts that you wrote using the app. By performing a long-press on a published post you can invoke a menu that includes the option to view your post in a browser.