Audioblogging test

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Testing audioblogging using an iPhone 3GS and built-in voice recorder

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No work Leo. I was just telling my client/GF she needs to do this!

It sounds great. I do like the idea of subscribing to a “Leo in china” feed and getting audio snippets from you.

I tried it on my computer and my iPhone and doth time I got an error that I cannot download.

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