WordPress has introduced a new service called Guided Transfers which will allow you to transfer your WordPress.com blog to your own domain.

Wordpress is experiencing one of the largest DDoS attacks ever. Multiple datacenters that Wordpress uses have been affected.

Fix WordPress Permalink issue in WordPress 3.1. If your permalinks are broken in WordPress 3.1 here is an easy fix using a plugin.

Learn how to use Internal linking in WordPress 3.1 to link to your existing content. WordPress 3.1 write panel now allows you to quickly search and link to existing posts on your website.

Learn how to disable the Admin Bar in WordPress 3.1. Disable Admin Bar in WordPress 3.1 for your profile or disable the admin bar sitewide in WordPress 3.1.

Download WordPress 3.1. WordPress 3.1 “Django” “Reinhardt” has been released for downloads. WordPress 3.1 adds more CMS features.

WordPress 3.0 the latest version of the popular blogging software has been downloaded over 30 million times.

Free WordPress Themes Site contain torjans and spam links in the downloaded themes. Avoid downloading themes from the Internet and instead use the WordPress Themes Repository to download Free WordPress Themes.

WordPress.com now accounts for half of the WordPress blogs around the world including self-hosted blogs with an increase of over 50%.

Several WordPress sites are being hacked through an XSS Vulnerability. Users who have not upgraded to WordPress 3.0.4 are open to an XSS attack on their site. Upgrade WordPress NOW.

Have you always wanted to make your own Wordpress plugin? Do you know PHP? Well, now with your awesome PHP powers and this small tutorial, you can start making your own Wordpress plugins in ten minutes!

WordPress 3.1 Release Candidate has been released. Download WordPress 3.1 RC1 and test out the new features.

A Royal Pingdom uptime test for Blooger, WordPress, Tumblr, Posterous and TypePad found that Blogger has 100% uptime whereas Tumblr had 47.5 hours downtime in past two months.

Comment Save Saves the comments you write on websites locally on Chrome. You can browse through the comments you write and see the content you wrote on WordPress sites, Forums, Facebook and more.

WordPress plugins can be dangerous. Can WordPress put in efforts to ensure that plugins are curated and checked before being made available as an update? Can WordPress add a system that alerts users of unsafe WordPress plugins?