WordPress for iPhone and iPad (FREE)
It’s easy to manage your WordPress blog or site from your iOS device. With WordPress for iOS, you can moderate comments, create or edit posts and pages, view stats, and add images or videos with ease. All you need is a WordPress.com blog or a self-hosted WordPress.org site running 3.1 or higher.
WordPress by Automattic is the official app for managing your WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress blogs. It’s designed for both iPhone, iPod touch, & iPad and is obviously the best WordPress app out there. You can manage multiple blogs using this app and can set Push Notification settings for each notification type and can select which blogs you want to receive notifications on in the Settings panel.
Now if you’re looking for an alternate WordPress app for your iPhone or iPad then I’ve shortlisted the ‘Perfect 5’ of them. I haven’t even considered apps with funny names or ugly icons.
1. BlogPress for iPhone and iPad ($2.99)
BlogPress is an easy blogging app for both iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad and it is highly intergraded with your favorite social networks: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Picasa!
2. Poster for iPhone and iPad ($2.99)
Easily and quickly post to and manage your WordPress blog. Poster supports both WordPress.com and WordPress.org (self-hosted) blogs, and is now available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, and Arabic.
3. BlogPad Pro for iPad ($4.99)
BlogPad Pro is the most professional blogging app for running ALL your WordPress blogs from your iPad. Blog online, in airplane mode or when you don’t have an internet connection – just sync your changes when you’re done!
4. Posts for iPad ($9.99)
The Blogging App offering the best way to manage your blogs on the iPad, brought to you by Apple Design Award winning Pico, original creators of Versions app for the Mac.
5. Prose for iPad ($2.99)
Prose is a blog editor designed for the iPad. With a simple and intuitive editor, you will be up and blogging in no time. Prose currently supports WordPress (including WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress websites), and Blogger.
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