This article was published on March 17, 2011

WordPress for iOS 2.7 released… and it’s a big one


WordPress for iOS 2.7 released… and it’s a big one

Automattic today released WordPress for iOS 2.7 for the iPhone and iPad through the App Store.

This latest release has been in development for three months and includes an improved user interface and more than 100 bug fixes. Reliability received a big focus in the release, with data management moved over to Core Data and improved XML-RPC communication.

These changes should go some way to addressing the issues the app has had with usability and reliability since it first came out. The app, in concept, is a great idea — being able to manage your blogs from your iOS device should be easy. Unfortunately, to date, this hasn’t been the case, and we’ll see whether Automattic has nailed iOS WordPress management with this release in time.

Updates to the interface include the incorporation of pull-to-refresh in the apps’ list views, and a much cleaner post interface. Perhaps even longer overdue, you can now tap emails and URLs left by commenters.

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