I’ve posted video directly from the Nokia N73 to both a VOX blog and here. No personal computer used at all in either case.
To post video to Typepad or VOX blogs, I’d recommend using the native LifeBlog software from Nokia. While you can use LifeBlog on the PC as well, you don’t need it. I sent a video and numerous pictures with LifeBlog. To be honest, it’s seamless and elegant. The only think I haven’t figured out is how to do a text-only post from the N73. I’m sure I’ll find a way, but that will also be coupled to using it with a bluetooth keyboard.
Posting video to blip.tv was a different challenge, but easily overcome. I think it can all be done via the browser interface, but I didn’t use it. The N73 has a reasonably workable POP/IMAP email client built into the messaging suite. This isn’t Outlook. But it uses the address book in the phone. It allows attachments. In short, easy enough POP3 email in addition to the Gmail app that I’ve installed. It was quite easy to set up.
Source: Digital Common Sense
Wait what? I’m confused, are you saying the Gmail app allows you to send attachments? Which magical version do you have!?
I knew the Nokia N Series could post pictures directly to Flickr, but check this out it does video too! I only wish the thing supported direct uploading to YouTube. Now that Google bought them out let’s how they make some API’s for Nokia to exploit!
If you’re curious about the quality his N73 put out, check out this blog post