If you are having a blog that is written by multiple authors and looking for sharing Google AdSense revenue between all  authors, Then AdSense Revenue sharing plug-in would be very useful for you.

AdSense Revenue Sharing is a WordPress plugin which allows you to easy display ads in your posts by using a quick tag and share your AdSense impressions with your friends and co-authors. To display the ads you can either insert anywhere in your post or use the quick tag button. For configuration go to Options>Revenue Sharing.

AdSense Revenue Sharing Plug-in

• Nice admin area with live ad preview.
• Add as many co-authors as you desire.
• Simple add/edit/delete/reset co-authors.
• Fast insert your ads in you posts and pages.
• "Show all" feature to insert one ad at the end of every post.

Download AdSense Revenue Sharing Plug-in

WordPress has launched a plug-in for Android powered mobile devices. WordPress for Android(1.0) is available in Android market. WordPress for Android allows users to manage Blogs and Websites powered by WordPress. The 1.0 version includes many new features since the last release of wpToGo, including page creation and management, comments with gravatars, ability to reply to comments and a snazzier UI.

Features of WordPress for Android include:

• Configure and manage multiple blogs
• Comment moderation including the ability to reply to comments
• Create and Edit Posts including categories, tags and photos
• Create and Edit Pages
• Get notified of new comments in the Android notification bar

wpToGo can be downloaded from the Android Market directly to your Android device

Automattic acquired spelling checker plug-in maker After the Deadline. After the Deadline’s spelling checker plug-in offers one of the most powerful spelling checking technologies. Automattic would bring spelling checking technology on WordPress hosted blogs.

Now, after a couple of months of rewriting the plug-in and adapting it to WordPress.com’s infrastructure, the technology is already enabled for all 7.5 million English blogs on the hosting platform. The plug-in checks for spelling, grammar and style errors and offers suggestions and explanations on any of them. What sets it apart, though, is that its corrections are on par with, if not better than, those on Microsoft Word.

As the video above shows, you can enable and customize the way After the Deadline analyzes your posts by adjusting the new Proofreading settings in your profile, and then use the new feature by clicking on the icon in the Visual Editor toolbar that has ABC and a green checkmark on it. After the Deadline will analyze your post as you write it and highlight potential errors with an underline (red for spelling, green for grammar, blue for style), similar to grammar and spell checkers in word processing software. Clicking on a highlighted word or phrase will reveal the suggested correction, tell you why it’s suspected to be an error, and allow you to accept or ignore it.

This feature is English-only for now (give us a little time) and available for WordPress.org as a plugin

Recently WordPress discovered a security vulnerability in WordPress Code, A special crafted URL request can bypass WordPress security check and an attackers can get access to WordPress hosted blog control panel.

According to a post by Matt Mullenweg, founding developer of WordPress that a worm is circulating over internet , that can post malware and spam to outdated versions of WordPress. The worm does not affect the current version 2.8.4 and the one prior to it. And it only affects people who host their own WordPress blog. Blogs hosted on WordPress.com are unaffected.

WordPress foxed this problem  and have been testing the fixes and looking for other problems since then. Version 2.8.4 which fixes all known problems is now available for download and is highly recommended for all users of WordPress.

Recently we get the latest version of wordpress that wordpress 2.5. Every new wordpress version comes some new features, security fixes, user interface improvements and many other things. In any hosted  environment there are many options available to upgrade  wordpress version. steps taken before upgrade wordpress version are

• Backup all files in that are present in root directory
• backup database
• deactivate all plgins
• delete all files except these wp-config.php, wp-content folder, wp-images folder and languages folder
• download the latest version of wordpress and upload to your server

but there is wordpress plugin that will do all these task for name of that plug in is Wordpress Automatic upgrade and this Wordpress Automatic upgrade plug in is available at wordpress.org.The upgrade process is composed of five steps that are strictly correlated with the manual operations presented earlier. After an upgrade step is performed, you must click a certain link to go to the next step. The plugin provides also the option to automatically execute the next tasks (without the need to go through individual upgrade steps): files backup, database backup, latest WordPress distribution archive download, website maintenance mode initialization, plugins de-activation, files upgrade, installation upgrade and plugins re-activation.In order to automate the process of your WordPress blog upgrade, you will have to download and install the Wordpress Automatic upgrade plugin and click the appropriate link to begin the upgrade operations in full automatic mode. This method of WordPress blog upgrade is easy to use, safe and works with all WordPress versions beginning with 1.5.