WordPress websites are battling with a new threat involving a Russian cybercrime network, which is stealing login credentials for U.S. and European banks. Using a botnet, the cybercriminals have already obtained information from 800,000 online-banking transactions. More than 50 percent of these are reported to be from five of the largest banks in the U.S. […]
WordPress 4.0 Beta 1 Is Out; Want to Try It Out?
It’s no secret we love WordPress, and every time something significant comes up, we can’t wait to test it out. Yesterday, WordPress.org announced that WordPress 4.0 Beta 1 is out. Of course, it comes with the usual warning that it is still in development – that’s why it’s a Beta – and that it is […]
WordPress for Android Will No Longer Support Gingerbread
New versions of mobile operating systems always excites users for a variety of reasons, not the least of which are the improvements that are supposed to come with them. On the other hand, app developers have the issue of needing to consider the different versions when creating their apps. Image source Needless to say, in […]
Why Bloggers Should Care About WordPress 3.6
After well over half a year since the previous 3.X release, two weeks ago WordPress 3.6, named “Oscar”, was released and the blogging world, it seemed, barely took notice. Sure, there was the standard griping about having to update X number of blogs and clamoring to learn about the new features, but it can’t be […]
What Will Eventually Replace and/or Kill WordPress?
This past May, WordPress turned ten years old. It’s longevity and continued growth in the tech community is nothing short of astounding and a testament to the hard work of Automattic, WordPress’ developers and the entire WordPress community. As a long-time WordPress user, my thanks go out to everyone who has helped make it possible […]
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