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This guest post is by Daniel Scocco of Next iPhone News . The Internet changes pretty fast, and if you want to have a popular blog, you must keep up with it. What if you get an awesome idea for a new post while at dinner? What if an important news breaks while you are at a birthday party? The bottom line is: you should be able to work on your blog all day long, even if you are not sitting in front of your computer. How do you do that? With an iPhone! The 20 apps below will help you blog on the go, find ideas and images for your posts, track your analytics, promote your posts on social media and so on. Enjoy! 1.  WordPress If you are reading this blog I am guessing you use WordPress, right? The WordPress app for iPhone gives you everything you need to make a quick post, edit previous posts, edit pages, reply to comments and the like. In other words, it lets you manage your blog even while you’re commuting on a train or taking a break from driving on a highway. Just recently...

Too busy to keep up with the latest and greatest Android apps? We're here to help. Developers brought a bunch of iPhone hits to Android this week, including Hulu Plus and Zipcar's incredible app that let's you unlock your rental car from your phone. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Click below to check 'em all out. Cut The Rope FINALLY launches on Android Cut The Rope is one of the most popular games on iPhone, and it has debuted on Android this week. CTR is a puzzle game where you have to feed dangling candies to your pet monster by strategically cutting ropes. It's tougher than it sounds. Price: Free (for a limited time) from GetJar Angry Birds Seasons got a summer update Angry Birds Seasons got its summer update this week. The new chapter is called "Summer Pignic" and has 30 new levels to plow through. You can only play one level per day though. Price: Free in the Android Market Hulu Plus is on Android now...for a lucky few Hulu Plus has f...

Today we're bringing you all the best iPhone and iPad apps you may've missed during your busy workweek. We've collected the best of the best new apps, like an app to stream every concert free and live from the iTunes Festival, an app that cycles through news on your bed table or desk, and even a web browser app that lets you chat on Facebook while you're browsing. Plus much more. Click below to see our favorites from this week. That grass tennis tournament you've seen on TV has an app. Wimbledon runs until July 3rd, and this is the best app to keep track of all the latest scores, highlights, videos, and interviews. The app even includes lists of each player's Twitter account so you can follow along with their thoughts throughout the tournament. Price: free Ban.jo is an app everyone was buzzing about this week Banjo is a free app for your iPhone that lets you connect with friends and strangers near you. There are plenty of apps like this such as Yobongo which let...

Facebook has started shutting down apps with tens of thousands of active users left and right, AllFacebook writes . The reason is Facebook didn't really police these "small" apps before and now has rolled out an algorithm that automatically shuts them down if they post too often to users' walls, etc. The problem is that Facebook didn't tell app makers it was going to do this, so these just woke up Friday and saw their app had been shut down, and very understandably freaked out. This isn't too big a deal -- most app makers will simply tweak their app to get them back in compliance and move on -- but it shows how miscommunication can turn a routine adjustement into a big freakout. Don't Miss: How Zynga Makes Millions Off A Stupid Game Like CityVille → Please follow SAI on Twitter and Facebook . Join the conversation about this story » See Also: Meanwhile…This Guy Wants To Buy Facebook Employees' Stock Coca-Cola's Smart Campaign To Promote Recycling...