Apps for WordPress.com
Blogging at WordPress.com is great, and these applications make it even better by giving you more ways to post. Whether you’re blogging from your desktop, browser or on the go, make sure to check out these other ways to post to your WordPress.com blog.
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HootSuite
HootSuite is the professional microblogging client. With HootSuite, you can manage multiple social network accounts in one easy to use interface, schedule updates, and measure your success.
Mobile Apps
WordPress for iPhone
It’s the only iPhone app that lets you write posts, upload photos, edit pages, and manage comments on your blog from your iPhone or iPod touch. With support for both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress (2.7 or higher), users of all experience levels can get going in seconds.
WordPress for Android
Write new posts for your WordPress.com or self-hosted WordPress.org blog, edit content, and manage comments with built-in notifications, all on your Android device.
WordPress for BlackBerry
Post to WordPress.com or your self-hosted WordPress blog from your BlackBerry. Manage comments and media, upload videos and more with this BlackBerry native app.
Desktop Apps
BloGTK
BloGTK is a weblog client that allows you to post to your weblog from GNOME without the need for a separate browser window. BloGTK allows you to connect with many weblog systems, including WordPress.com.
Operating System: Linux
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MarsEdit
Write, preview, and publish without a web browser. MarsEdit uses the power of your Mac to provide an amazing blog editing experience. MarsEdit is a desktop blog editor, so you can write a blog without giving up the comforts of your Mac.
Operating System: Mac OS X
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Press This
Press This is a bookmarklet, which is a neat word for a little app that runs in your browser and lets you grab text, images and videos from the web and post them to your WordPress.com blog. Use Press This to grab bits of the web from any page and add them to your blog!
Operating System: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux (via browser)
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ScribeFire
ScribeFire is a full-featured blog editor that integrates with the Firefox web browser and lets you easily post to your blog. You can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, upload images, and post to multiple blogs.
Operating System: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux (via Firefox)
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Windows Live Writer
Blog your heart out: Writer makes it easy to share your photos and videos on almost any blog service, including WordPress.com.
Operating System: Windows
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Word This
The Press This Bookmarklet blended into Google Chrome as an extension. Simply enter your blog’s URL in the options page and you can post from anywhere on the web. Works with WordPress.com and WordPress.org blogs.
Operating System: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux (via Google Chrome)
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Spaz
Spaz is an open source, cross-platform app for Twitter, Identi.ca and Laconica. With built-in global search, short URL creation, and support themes, Spaz also works for posting and reading WordPress.com blogs.
Tweetie 2
The Twitter client that redefined Twitter clients is back, and it’s even better. Rewritten from the ground up with a fast and powerful new core, Tweetie 2 offers the most polished mobile Twitter experience around. Tweetie 2 also allows you to post and read WordPress.com blogs.
Twidroid
Twidroid is the industry-standard Twitter client for Android and among the most used Twitter applications across all platforms. It’s available as a free and commercial pro version that supports all Twitter features as well as functionality that is customized to the capabilities of Android devices. Twidroid supports posting to and reading WordPress.com blogs.
Twitterrific
Twitterrific is a fun application that lets you both read and publish posts or “tweets” to the Twitter community website. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and designed to take up a minimum of real estate. With Twitterrific you can enter a WordPress.com account to post updates and read blogs you’re following.
Last modified: March 10, 2010
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