Another way to WordPress

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iPhone landscape keyboard viewed in the WordPress app

WordPress on campus has been a godsend and I anticipate it will continue to be throughout this academic year. I love showing it to anyone on campus willing to listen because almost without fail they are impressed by its ease of use. Some people are downright excited, which includes me for sure.

But, tonight I’m even more excited because I can add to and edit my site via my iPhone using the free WordPress app. I admit I experimented with this app while we were piloting WordPress MU in the spring, but I didn’t have my phone then. Instead I was using my wife’s iPod Touch, which lacked the luster of publishing posts or pages from anywhere because I had to rely on wi-fi networks. Plus now, the addition of the horizontal keyboard in the iPhone 3.0 software makes typing a somewhat more realistic task.

Updating your web site from your phone while riding the bus into New York or proofing a post scheduled for review from our beloved College Hil coffee shop (yes, I’m talking about you, Cosmic Cup) strikes me as a lightyear leap from where we were just a year ago.

If you’re an iPhone and WordPress user, do you think you would ever use this app to update your site? If so, under what circumstances?

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2 Comments

  1. Posted August 28, 2009 at 7:51 am | Permalink

    I have used it for quite a while. As you said, great while traveling, even on a plane! Tiffany also uses it extensively on her iPod Touch to update her blog when we travel. All of her travel entries were written using it. Awesome app!

  2. Jason
    Posted August 28, 2009 at 8:12 am | Permalink

    That’s impressive that she wrote those entries on her Touch. I’ll likely use this as an example if anyone asks me when they would ever use an app like this.

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