6 WordPress Mobile Options

6 WordPress Mobile Options

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  • WordPress for iOS

    WordPress for iOS

    WordPress for iOS is the app that lets you write posts, upload photos, edit pages, and manage comments on your blog from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. With support for both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress (2.92 or higher), users of all experience levels can get going in seconds.

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  • WordPress for Android

    WordPress for Android

    Write new posts for your WordPress blog, edit content, and manage comments with built-in notifications, all on your Android device.

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  • WordPress for BlackBerry

    WordPress for BlackBerry

    Post to your WordPress blog from your BlackBerry. Manage comments and media, upload videos and more with this BlackBerry native app.

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  • WordPress for Windows Phone

    WordPress for Windows Phone

    WordPress for Windows Phone makes it easy to manage your blog or website while on the move. Writing and editing Posts and Pages is a breeze, as well as being able to quickly moderate comments and check statistics. And it’s all made to get you in and out quickly.

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  • WordPress for Nokia

    WordPress for Nokia

    WordPress for Nokia allows you to edit your existing blog content, add new posts and pages, manage comments, and more — directly from your S60 or Maemo-powered Nokia.

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  • WordPress for WebOS

    WordPress for WebOS

    WordPress for webOS represents a new way to blog while on the go. It uses Sliding Panels that makes managing existing content on your blog intuitive and powerful. And when you’re ready to start posting, the visual editor helps you compose beautiful posts.

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Using Wordpress as Your Business Website

Using WordPress as Your Business Website

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Using WordPress as Your Business Website

Should your business website use WordPress?
Every so often we get asked whether to use WordPress framework as the primary content management system versus going with a different platform. WordPress is very powerful and there are many great plugins out there to make your website very dynamic. However, with being so popular(open source) there are also some disadvantages since everyone can get their hands on and view the source code. This poses a security loophole since the bad guys can exploit the vulnerabilities and hack your website in just a few minutes.

So is it safe to use is it for your business ? 
Sure, but all the security vulnerabilities  should be taken care of before going live since WordPress is  out of the box software and there are some security features that need to be enabled or disabled. Having a bullet proof WordPress website is not as easy as you have to take into consideration also your web hosting environment whether its shared or private. More on WordPress hosting here.

Most of the WordPress will get hacked at least once. Its a known fact. Ask anyone who has used WordPress for at least 5 years, they will tell you their hacking experience. Its not fun and its a pain for those who do not know php and MySQL.

So before you decide whether to use WordPress as your business website keep in mind the “security” aspect of this open source framework as it will save you a lot of time and headache.

Let us know if you have any questions about wordpress