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<center>This image was posted on a iPhone through the Steem editor</center>
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> "I wanna write my Steem blogs on a iPhone, iPod Touch, and on my iPad as well as on my Android devices." Man there gotta be a way to do so plus add images, YouTube videos etc... 

<h2>Writing awesome Steem Blogs are possible on all devices</h2>
Come to think of it there is a simple way to do so. If you either own a website/blog where your images are stored as jpg, gif, or png file types it's easy. Steem posts via iOS mobile devices or Android support image URL links through any mobile web browser. 
- Simply type out your image url link ending in those file types into the Steem editor and presto. 

- You also can tap and hold any image on a web page via mobile web browser , then 'copy image link' or 'open image in new tab' to extract the image url jpg, or png preferred for higher quality.  *(Look at the web address bar for link)*

**Tip of the day:**
Only  use original images/photos you captured yourself or permitted ones from approved **Public Domain** locations like Pixabay to avoid copyright infringement issues on Steem. If using *Creative Commons licenses* make sure it allows for commercial use and supply the relevant info such a license requires for use of said image/photo.


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<center>Used Google Chrome's mobile web browser  to link video to my post</center>
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<h2>Use HTML to improve your Steem blog appeal</h2>
- Any link you choose to write into the Steem editor converts into a hyperlink, unless it's a image URL type ending in those stated up above. YouTube URL's convert directly into videos after typing them into the editor no html required. 

Simply watch the magic via your mobile web browser through the Steem editor's preview section. This can also be done even on an Android smartphone or tablet. 

- If you just wish to write text, edit such with bold, headings, etc... you can use html code in the editor without using the html mode itself. Simply place your code in and watch the results in the preview as well.

Video tutorials coming soon covering these basics to blogging on Steem. 
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<h3>Now time to research about Blockchain technology and bitcoin.</h3>