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Automattic Turns on WordPress TV
Automattic, the company behind the popular blogging platform WordPress , yesterday announced their new site WordPress TV, a place where you can find all things WordPress in visual form. Filled
How to Build a WordPress Plugin in 10 Minutes
PHP Heaven is running a tutorial on building WordPress plugins. The tutorial
WordPress Discontinues Support for Internet Explorer 6
The new version of the WordPress.com dashboard no longer supports Internet Explorer 6. "It has required increasingly complex code trickery to make the WordPress dashboard work in the IE6
WordPress Launches Official Android App
Do you use WordPress and want to blog from your Android phone? Doing that just got a lot easier. Wordpress for Android - an open-source app backed by WordPress.org -
WordPress Comes To iPhone
Do you have an iPhone? Are you a blogger? Then you're going to love this news - there's now a WordPress app for iPhone available for download from the iTunes
Hosting a WordPress Blog on OpenShift
If you’re using WordPress, the options you are mostly likely to use are to run your own stack, use a shared hosting provider that offers WordPress or to go with
WordPress.com Can Now Send Updates to Twitter
WordPress.com just announced that its users can now use the service's Publicize feature to automatically send out a tweet whenever they post a new story. Wordpress's Publicize feature, which was
WordPress.com Turns On Comment Reply-By-Email Support
WordPress, on their official blog, made a short announcement that Wordpress.com blog owners could now enable reply by email support for comments made to their blog. With a couple of
Wordpress iPhone App Gets Geotagging
WordPress' iPhone app (iTunes link) just got a nice update and now allows you to geotag your mobile blog posts. WordPress launched official support for geotagging posts through the web
Wordpress Channels Tumblr with Subscriptions
Blogging platform WordPress has been working hard lately to increase a sense of community on the site. Last month, WordPress.com users got the ability to "like" each others' posts and
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