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Blogo helps you easily publish text, images, videos, slideshows and more. With a simple, intuitive interface and support for Wordpress, Blogger, Tumblr, Typepad, Typo, MovableType, Drupal, and Expression Engine, Blogo is the best way to maintain your blog and spread the word with Twitter, Ping.fm and other supported services.
""Fantabulous... it is a very, very slick piece of software.""
Leo Laporte, MacBreak Weekly
"Blogo seems simply drawn and puts your typical blogware to shame."
Paul Glazowski, Mashable
"Blogo is by far the best tool
""Fantabulous... it is a very, very slick piece of software.""
Leo Laporte, MacBreak Weekly
"Blogo seems simply drawn and puts your typical blogware to shame."
Paul Glazowski, Mashable
"Blogo is by far the best tool
What's New
Version 1.3:
- Blogo now supports Tumblr! Users can now post text, quotes, links, photos, videos and conversations from the app.
- Added support for creating and editing WordPress pages
- New and improved Twitter interface, with a reorganized home screen, a search field for followed users, and the option to save Twitter search terms for later.
- Added Dailymotion and Metacafe to the list of video sites supported by the Send to Blogo bookmarklet.
- Added Posterous as an alternative to Twitpic for uploading photos to Twitter.
- Added "Reply to All" contextual menu item when clicking on a tweet which mentions another user.
- Added a "Services" submenu to the contextual menu when clicking on a Twitter update which points to Twitpic and other Twitter services for the user.
- Added a contextual menu item to retweet updates directly using the new retweet API.
- Added a preference to the Advanced preferences to show sticky Growl notifications when viewing replies.
- Added goo.gl as an option for shortening long URLs.
- Added local search trends to the Twitter search panel.
- Blogo now supports adding a content separator for Blogger blogs.
- Home timeline now includes posts sent through the new retweet system.
- Text files can now be chosen when clicking the browse button from the fullscreen editor, and "Place Image" has been changed to "Place File" in the Post menu.
- The link window will now pull the link from the default browser (Safari, Opera and Camino are supported).
- The user can now update his biography and link for Twitter from the "Yours" tab.
Version 1.3:
- Blogo now supports Tumblr! Users can now post text, quotes, links, photos, videos and conversations from the app.
- Added support for creating and editing WordPress pages
- New and improved Twitter interface, with a reorganized home screen, a search field for followed users, and the option to save Twitter search terms for more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:12,179 |
| Version Downloads:2,162 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:11 May 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $25.00 |
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Blogo helps you easily publish text, images, videos, slideshows and more. With a simple, intuitive interface and support for Wordpress, Blogger, Tumblr, Typepad, Typo, MovableType, Drupal, and Expression Engine, Blogo is the best way to maintain your blog and spread the word with Twitter, Ping.fm and other supported services.
""Fantabulous... it is a very, very slick piece of software.""
Leo Laporte, MacBreak Weekly
"Blogo seems simply drawn and puts your typical blogware to shame."
Paul Glazowski, Mashable
"Blogo is by far the best tool I've come across for the job."
Hasan Otuome, flexrocks.com
"My God this is a wonderful app. Twitter/Ping.fm/WordPress all-in-one is amazing. The interface is very well designed, easy to use, and intuitive. I guess those all go hand-in-hand. Keep up the great work. I'll be spreading the word about Blogo on my blog using Blogo."
Ken Papp, penkapp.com
""Fantabulous... it is a very, very slick piece of software.""
Leo Laporte, MacBreak Weekly
"Blogo seems simply drawn and puts your typical blogware to shame."
Paul Glazowski, Mashable
"Blogo is by far the best tool I've come across for the job."
Hasan Otuome, flexrocks.com
"My God this is a wonderful app. Twitter/Ping.fm/WordPress all-in-one is amazing. The interface is very well designed, easy to use, and intuitive. I guess those all go hand-in-hand. Keep up the great work. I'll be spreading the word about Blogo on my blog using Blogo."
Ken Papp, penkapp.com
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Skityba2 reviewed on 07 Aug 2011
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Michael Dougan reviewed on 20 Apr 2011
Unfortunately this used to be good software but now it's not being supported and randomly stops working whenever Brain Juice's servers go down.
DO NO BUY!
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I hope they get there sh*t together and release an update though.
Doitonabike reviewed on 13 Feb 2011
While I generally like Blogo and found it superior to MarEdit when I trial=tested both side-by-side, it is of concern that Blogo/Brainjuice seem to have stopped updating their blog, publishing fixes to problems like the one with Twitter and do not answer mail to the support address. Even if (best scenario) they are feverishly working on a revision for the AppStore it has the appearance (worst scenario) they are going (or have gone) out of business. That the website came back after a few days is encouraging - someone must still be on the job - but I wouldn't recommend anyone pay for this software at this time.
I agree with your recommendation regarding purchase at this time.
They are also deleting comments on there blog.
Don't buy (for now, at least).
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Dmrowley reviewed on 06 Feb 2011
Auge reviewed on 22 Nov 2010
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It's too bad because it used to be especially useful software - now useless.
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I have asked them to fix it when it was consuming 12% and they got it down to 6% but I still find that unacceptable. It appears to be a ruby based application and maybe it the problem is the ruby based apps are not ready for prime time.
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Chas_m reviewed on 04 Feb 2010
Two specific examples:
1. I still have more control over placing pictures in text using Blogger's web-based editor than I do in Blogo. A paid, Mac-native app like Blogo should offer me picture placement on par with Pages, not sub-par to a web editor. The present system is both unintuitive and awkward, with unpredictable results.
2. I want to use proper quotes (curled) and real apostrophes by default. No way to do this in Blogo. Something THIS basic should not be missing in a program that is at least part word processor.
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Jmulick01 rated on 03 May 2011
Neokain rated on 28 Apr 2011
Christophe Servais rated on 11 Apr 2011
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Jeff Wholeman rated on 16 Mar 2011
Rzog rated on 16 Mar 2011
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cstephen87 rated on 29 Jan 2011