A while back, I wrote about a Windows Mobile WordPress publisher app called moBlog. As a matter of fact, I wrote the post using moBlog. moBlog was designed to allow people using Windows Mobile to publish to their WordPress blogs.

At the time I was using an HTC Apache (6700) and it had a standard QVGA [240x320] screen. Now, however, I’m using a Samsung Omnia (SCH-i910) – with a WQVGA [240x400] screen, and moBlog is not compatible. Actually, I’ve looked into three other WinMo apps with very limited success – meaning two crashed instantly and the last took nearly 10 minutes to enter the setup screen, and then it crashed.

PocketPress is my own personal solution for the lack of WordPress publishing apps for the Windows Mobile platform.

For the past week, I’ve been coding PocketPress, and I couldn’t be happier with the way it is progressing. I hope to have it done soon, and I will probably be offering it for public consumption. The initial release will be targeted towards WQVGA devices, such as the Samsung Omnia, since that’s what I’m using. However, I’ve run a few tests and it would appear that porting PocketPress to other WM5 – WM6.x+ devices will be a piece of cake.

If anyone is interested in seeing a public release after completion, please leave a comment. Otherwise, I’ll probably just keep it to myself.