WordPress 2 For iPhone
October 29th, 2009 by Varun 
10 Comments
WordPress 2 is now live for iPhone users, now the users of iPhone and especially Bloggers like me can have a better and enhanced user interface to manage the blogs more easily and faster.
The Version 2 of WordPress for iPhone brings :
- A new, more efficient user interface that makes it faster to switch between comments(with Gravatars and the author URL), posts, and pages.
- Passwords are now stored in the keychain
- Posts are now automatically saved and restored if network connection is lost during publishing
- Added persistence, so the app re-opens in the blog you last used
- Added an interface for manually entering the XMLRPC endpoint for non-standard setups
- Fixed rotation-related visual glitches
- Fixed edge case where local drafts were sometimes not saved
- Fixed the order of photos so that they’re displayed in the order they’re uploaded
What i like most about this new update is the presence of some interesting features like ‘Keychain storage of passwords’ and the ‘Posts are saved when the App is closed due to some problem’
Tags: Wordpress 2, Wordpress for iPhone
Posted under: Apple, iPhone Apps
i have never been a fan of Bad Politics and bad policies in the government. they always present bad news.,;’
Copyrighting is very important specially if you wrote original articles both online and offline.~,*
i really do not like too much politics because it kills common sense~,*
copyright should be imposed strictly at all times internationally:”‘
wordpress is the best blogging platform ever’`:
WordPress is definitely the best blogging platform, no one can beat wordpress`,;
copyright is very important to protect the original works of the author”~.
sometimes, politics does not make sense at all. politicians make the wrong decision just for the sake of good politics;;”
Thats a good news for the iPhone users who are bloggers that will hehp them to update their blogs from all over sitting at a single place.
that is a good news for the bloggers who wont spend more time on the monitor and are mostly busy in mobiles.