Blogger (for iPhone) How your site looks when displayed in the Blogger app largely depends on whether you've set your Blogger controls to automatically optimize the site for mobile devices. When that ...

Google has today announced a Blogger app for iPhone and iPod touch devices. The app will allow you to write and publish right from your iOS devices and is available immediately for free. This is the ...

The popular blogging platform aptly named Blogger has just announced their very first Android app. This first version allows you to easily compose posts on the go, attach photos taken on your phone, ...

Remember Google’s Blogger platform? If not, we’d understand, but tonight Google has started rolling out a major refresh to the Blogger app for Android in its first update since 2016, weirdly on the ...

Google on Wednesday released updated versions of its free Blogger apps, adding support for the iPad and other improvements that should make it easier to blog on the go. Most notably, the updated ...

A few days after the entire service had a redesign, Blogger now has something users have been waiting for for a while: an official iPhone app. Google has released the Blogger app to the App Store, and ...

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The Android version has been out for the most of the summer (Google, go figure). Now iPhone users can quickly submit a blog entry no matter where they are via the native Blogger app for iPhone (Excuse ...

Blogger, a blog-publishing service, has been around since 1999 and it has gotten pretty popular since Google acquired them in 2003. Strange enough, the search firm neglected the iOS app until today, ...

Google has today launched its official Blogger App on to the Android Market, allowing you to now easily publish posts with pictures, labels, and location information directly to your Blogger blog from ...

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