Apple’s former CEO, Steve Jobs, hailed the iPad as revolutionary when he unveiled the device in January, saying it would carve out a place between smart phones and laptop computers. The Wall Street Journal followed up saying it could change portable computing profoundly and challenge the primacy of the laptop.
Sales and reviews since then have proven all that, with 3.3 million iPads sold in the first quarter, backed up with 200,000 apps for iPads, this new revolution in computer technology has been firmly entrenching itself for the long run. Although many have complained about the new iPad’s lack of Flash would be a major issue; Apple were smart enough to resolve the problem soon enough.
You may have heard/used the app “WordPress Mobile App” to blog with the iPad for your blogging application, however there are many cool iPad apps that can make your blogging better, faster and yet easier.
> FTP on the Go for iPad. This is one of the best iPad apps for more advanced bloggers who want access to the files on their FTP servers from their iPads.
> SplitBrowser. It enables you to view two web pages at the same time. You can type a blog post while copying a quote or saving images concurrently. Really good for boosting productivity!
> Analytics HD for iPad. This app makes it easy for the blogger who likes to monitor their blog’s performance metrics anytime straightly from their iPad.
> 1Password for iPad. Do you want some time saver and a stress reducer password management tool? Then 1Password is made just for you! With this app you can now login with a single password and access all of your saved websites using a sing 1Password. Pretty cool, isn’t it? 
> GoodReader for iPad. Since most documents that bloggers create, share, and publish are in PDF format, this app comes in handy. Basically enables you to view PDF documents on your iPad.
> Dropbox for iPad. With this app you can access all your files, synchronize, update, and save them so they’d be available from any computer or device anytime. It is really amazing tool for document management and sharing across computers and devices.
Adding these cool iPad apps will make your iPad and at the same time your blogging experience all the richer right into your hands!
Thank you so much for posting this.I am new to blogging and blogoola.I try to do as much as I can on my iPad because sitting a my desktop hurts my back.My laptop is about dead and I chose to get an iPad instead.
I also want to mention DraftPad.It’s a simple text editor that has the option to open and save your document into Dropbox.This is the only editor that I have found so far that is free that lets you actually save your file and not just send it in an email.