Showing posts with label tumblr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tumblr. Show all posts

Friday, March 04, 2011

Tumblr Debuts Curation Feature For Post Tagging

Tumblr wants bloggers to tag their posts, while giving users the ability to find those tags in an easy to navigate setup, that’s why they announced their new Explore Page. By The Blog Herald

Tuesday, December 07, 2010

Tumblr Returns After 24 Hours Of Downtime

While the exact cause of the issue which occurred during a scheduled maintenance period has not been released, Tumblr team members have mentioned “database cluster issues” as a culprit. By Tumblr

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Tumblr Sneaks Out Android App


After conquering the iPhone as well as Blackberry smartphones, Tumblr has invaded the Android Market minus the official announcement. By Darnell Clayton

Tumblr Tops A Billion Posts

After dethroning Typepad for the bronze, it looks as if Tumblr has reached yet another milestone by surpassing one billion posts! By Darnell Clayton

Monday, July 19, 2010

Tumblr Topples Typepad


According to Quantcast, Tumblr is now receiving 10.7 million uniques when compared against Typepad’s 10.6 million stateside, although the gap between the two services expands once you include international users. By Darnell Clayton

Sunday, June 27, 2010

LiveJournal Joins WordPress, Copies Tumblr



It looks like “Tumblr envy” is spreading throughout the blogosphere as LiveJournal has joined WordPress (not to mention Typepad as well) in copying a feature that has set apart Tumblr from the rest of its rivals. By The Blog Herald

Tumblr Embraces Twitter On iPhone (Adds Extra Features)



After updating their iPhone app in order to be compatible with iOS 4, it looks as if Tumblr has added an extra feature that will please tweetaholics. By The Blog Herald

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Posterous vs. Tumblr: A Head to Head

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In the space between a long-form blog and a short-form Twitter account, there are mini-blog services like Posterous and Tumblr that seek to make blogging much more immediate, support all types of rich media, allow for longer entries if needed, and support short spurts that auto-post to Twitter as well. By Jennifer Van Grove