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Oh man, you would not believe the amount of available blog apps there are for the IPod Touch! I'm trying my best not to spend any money on them, so we'll have to see how the free ones pan out. If you see anything crazy here in the next couple of weeks, now you'll know why! BlogBooster-The most productive way for mobile blogging. BlogBooster is a multi-service blog editor for iPhone, Android, WebOs and your desktop
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