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Blogger Android App

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Now you can post to your blog from your Android Mobile. A new App available on Android Market with which you can compose a post, attach an image you just captured with your phone.

Features:
  • With Multiple accounts you can easily switch between different accounts and blogs.
  • You can write a post and assign labels, and then either save it as a draft or immediately publish it.
  • If you want to share a photo to blog from the gallery or from a website then you can share it with Blogger app  directly from the sharing menu.
  • You can share your location.
  • Even you can view your previous posts.
You can get this app from Android Market.
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