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We've all been in that situation where you desperately have to go to the bathroom and you have no clue where the nearest toilet is.  In case you hate urinating on the side of a building or in a ditch on the side of the road, MizPee can help you find the nearest bathroom based on your current location. 

Here is how MizPee works:

1. Enter the URL www.mizpee.com in your mobile phone's browser and click on "Find toilet"
2. Input your location then click "Find"
3. Browse the list of results

I haven't tried this out so if you have please leave your critiques of this application in the comments.  If this does the trick, this could be the solution for a near urinary or bowel movement disaster.

[via MeFi]

While I was waiting for chknfts to finish, I decided to fire up the 'ol palm to do some blog browsing when I had a realization: why read blogs when I can blog from the comfort of my palm? A new era has donned for me. Now I must ask, do any of you blog on something other than a computer/laptop?

I finally got a chance to put WM5 through it's paces today on a Cingular Wizard and I really like what I see, especially from a blogger's point of view. I posted earlier about some of the difficulties with mobile blogging and while it's still not perfect, I'm at least able to get the job done without installing a bunch of add-on software.

I’m taking a stab at posting from an iMate Jam / MDA Compact Windows Mobile Pocket PC. So far its been fairly frustrating, but I think a little practice will help the process.

Here are the main issues I’ve been struggling with while writing this post:

• Single-tasking browser experience in Pocket IE
• Soft keyboard is tedious
• No way to download files such as images

I'm determined to make this work. Watch this post for an update including some tips and tricks for Windows Mobile blogging.