Mobile Blogging With WordPress

Mobile networks are finally getting fast enough, and smartphones nimble enough to enable you to do some real stuff on the go. WordPress now has apps for the major players so you can have ready access to your blog away from your computer.

WordPress for Blackberry
The new WordPress app for Blackberry allows you to write posts, upload images, manage comments and more. You’ll need to enable the XML-RPC setting in the Writing submenu of Settings in your WP admin. This allows for remote publishing.

Also handy for mobile bloggers is a way to keep connected to your RSS feeds and Twitter. Viigo for Blackberry is pretty awesome – you can import your Google Reader subscriptions into the app, and Viigo also provides social sharing buttons (Twitter, Delicious, Facebook) for each article – a feature that Google Reader itself could stand to add. And for Twitterholics, UberTwitter is the best Twitter app I have come across as yet for Blackberry.

WordPress for Iphone
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WordPress for Android
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