Nokia def­i­nitely has a prob­lem, and that’s why Symbian-Guru.com shuts down. The sad thing is: he’s com­pletely on point.

Today the Word­Press team released the long-awaited ver­sioni 3.0 — it comes packed with new fea­tures and a new stan­dard theme.

Word­Press 2.9.1 fixes a cou­ple of sched­ul­ing issues — plus there’s a hack for mak­ing Sim­ple Tags work with Word­Press 2.9.1

Yes­ter­day the Word­Press Team released the offi­cial roadmap ver­sion 2.8, named after Jazz musi­cian Chet Baker. Thanks to the update engine most web­mas­ters should be able to do the update via CMS — but of course it’s always a good idea to start with a com­plete Back­ups. The High­lights of the new ver­sion are the improved wid­get– and template-interfaces, plus there’s syn­tax high­light­ing for edit­ing tem­plates via the backend.

This list of auto-follow accounts helps you build your twitter-followership a lot faster. Feel free to add your own account via com­ment­ing — but be sure to set it to auto-follow first!

datadirt updates are now also avail­able via twit­ter — to receive a new tweet every time the blog is updated, just fol­low @datadirtrss.

A new func­tion enables TweetLater-Users to vote for a soft auto-follow: instead of imme­di­ately fol­low­ing each account, a mod­er­a­tion page allows for sort­ing out the bad crops.

There’s a new Word­Press ver­sion, Mr. Icahn has increased his Yahoo shares and a young film­maker ani­mates the free flow of sub-conscious thoughts. In other words: just an ordi­nary week in the Blogistan.

Get­ting some expo­sure is a cru­cial task to all web­work­ers. Blog­cat­a­logue is offer­ing some nice new fea­tures which offer very good value for very lit­tle money.

The last Google pager­ank came as a bit of a shock for most — even Xsara was met totally unpre­pared on a Sundy afternoon.

Twit­ter is cur­rently under­go­ing a cou­ple of cos­metic changes: the big sur­prises aka new fea­tures are bound to fol­low later on this year.