Matt Gallagher posted a great article on network data requirements that can affect an application being accepted or rejected in the AppStore.

A commenter mentioned an open source library called ASIHttpRequest, which uses the lower level CFNetwork API, which enables the library to provide advanced features like throttling for bandwidth when streaming large data sets.

After many failed attempts at entering the “blogosphere,” I have finally dumped all attempts to find a suitable ASP.NET based blogging system and go with WordPress. The feature set is just too comprehensive and the support for standards too compelling to keep messing around with Graffiti and other inferior publishing platforms.

WordPress also provides an iPhone application that enables me to blog from anywhere. It is open source, so I can customize versions of it and install it locally on my personal iPhone device. Cool stuff!