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December 02, 2005

Russell Holliman uses Treo to record, post podcasts

Russell Holliman uses his Treo to record podcasts, that are listed on one of his weblogs. (Check the archives on the bottom left for all his podcasts.)

He started with a palmOne Treo 600, but he upgraded to a 650, typically with a headset.

Here's what he wrote on October 21, 2004:

"Well, it may not sound so good... yet. But it can be done. Podcasting - from a Treo 600 cell phone. The entire cast was recorded using a Treo (bumper music and all) and then FTP'd to a server where it was automatically encoded and distributed. The quality is not great, but that will come with practice.

"Stay tuned for information on the process... what works and what doesn't. And also for more information, tips, and tricks to help you get the most from your Treo 600."

I've been listening to his podcasts -- that include techie and non-techie information -- for a while and should have posted this much sooner. Better late than never.

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