WordPress has spruced up their iOS app for Apple products (iphones, ipod touches, ipads) with one of their biggest updates ever.
Perhaps the most significant update is to the user interface, where you’ll notice new sliding panels, new graphics, and colors.
Below are a few images from the announcement of the release.
Here are some of the specific features that Version 3.1 has added.
Two weeks ago Apple announced iOS 6 at WWDC. For those of you who doesn’t know what WWDC is, just use Google or be satisfied with the fact that it is a developer focused Apple conference, where a ton of consumer products are often unveiled. So maybe it is more of a media spectacle then? I’m not sure I can be bothered to know anymore.
You know what would make me blog more? Not here perhaps (they can’t afford me) but overall?
I’d like to be able to blog on the go.
“Hang on there chum, you can!”
Yes, there are apps, official ones as well as third party options. Some are great, others are downright awful. I use a few, the official one for iPhone and iPad, combined with Blogsy which had a weird thing going on with the rendered HTML code but got its shit together somewhere down the line, sort of.
WordPress announced a new free app today for HP TouchPad owners. WordPress for webOS offers a totally new blogging experience with sliding panels, a full featured WYSIWYG editor, localization, and support for both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress blogs.
The sliding panels make it easy to write blogs on the go, while switching between creating, editing and managing your content. Essentially, you’re not “stuck” on one page while writing your blog or managing comments.
WordPress for webOS currently only works with the HP TouchPad, but support for other webOS devices will be offered in the future.
App fans will be pleased to hear that the iOS version of WordPress has just been updated to 2.7. This couldn’t come at a better time as right here on wpmu we’ve seen complaints about WordPress for iOS’ buggyness. The timeliness is great!
With over 100 bugs squashed this should be a major improvement for iOS users.
Reliability
