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WordPress Follows the Cool Kids with Web and Android Updates
WordPress has made a pair of announcements today focusing on reading rather than writing. Free WordPress.com sites now have a "small, cute, little" follow button in the bottom right corner
18 Million WordPress Blogs Land on the iPad
Over the last year, blogging platform WordPress has nearly doubled in size growing from 10.5 million blogs last March to 18 million today. With more than 10% of the Web
Wordpress for iPhone 2: Mobile Blogging Just Got Easier
The new version of Wordpress for iPhone just arrived in the App Store (iTunes link). While the first version was already quite usable, this update brings a number of new
WordPress Issues Critical Update
WordPress has detected and fixed a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. WordPress 3.04 contains the fix that founder Matt Mullenweg calls "critical." Hosted WordPress.com customers don't need to worry, as
Commenting via Twitter and Facebook Now Enabled for WordPress.com Blogs
Visitors to WordPress.com blogs will now be able to sign in with their Facebook or Twitter accounts in order to leave comments. This is in addition, of course, to being
WordPress Adds SMS Notifications, Controls
If you're either a power WordPress user, a security-conscious blogger or simply a control freak, then the new SMS features offered by WordPress are going to be right up your
WordPress.com Now Lets Users Post by Email
A couple of weeks ago, we reported that the highly popular blog host WordPress.com now allows its users to reply to comments by email, but starting today, WordPress.com is taking
Moderate WordPress Comments From Your Desktop With Moderator
It's been a while since we've had a good Adobe AIR app cross our paths. Today we ran into one that will be a great addition to any WordPress
Wordpress 2.6 Beta 1 Is Now Available
When Wordpress 2.5 hit the web, there were a lot of big changes made to the blogging platform. Since then, numerous bugs and quirks have been discovered. Some of
WordPress Copies Facebook's "Like"
It's been just over three months since Facebook introduced its Like button as an Internet-wide feature that could be used by third-party sites to integrate sharing and connection with the
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