Three free android apps for monitoring WordPress blog, Google Adsense, and Google Analytics

I have a rooted Motorola Droid 2 phone that has been serving me very well (although it is not outdated). It automatically reboots everyday before I wakeup, giving a fresh hot phone every morning. On such phones that are becoming a part of us everyday, having mobile apps to control, monitory, and administer your website would be a great convenience. At least, for me it has worked out great. I thought it would be a good idea to share with you the three free android apps that have come in handy for me to accomplish this.

WordPress - Automattic, Inc.

WordPress for Android is an Open Source app that empowers you to write new posts, edit content, view stats, and manage comments with built-in notifications. Write new posts, edit content, and manage comments on your WordPress blog. Version 2.0 brings an all new Dashboard UI with Quick Action bar and a powerful new editor that makes it easier than ever to post on the go. WordPress for Android supports both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress (3.0 or higher) blogs.

AdSense Dashboard - Gregory Block

A secure, read-only dashboard view of the performance of your AdSense account. Provides a heads-up overview over critical AdSense performance metrics, including CPM, CTR, page views, clicks, and estimated revenue, in easily-digestible form. Includes a desktop widget showing today's vital statistics.

It uses Google's AdSense Management API to provide a secure, read-only view of your data. Supports phones with large screens, tablets, and now Google TV (for those that want an always-on dashboard for their office).

Provides most of the content of the AdSense home page and the default report. It also has a handy widgets to display AdSense data on your phone's homescreen.

mAnalytics - mugitek

mAnalytics is a program to view your website Google Analytics stats on your android device.

Your website Google Analytics Stats everywhere.

It features secure login using android account manager (without password), multiple account and profile support, stats charts, simple and intuitive use.

In addition, it can display in a very readable form, query statistics from various date ranges, daily statistics for visits, visitors, traffic sources, and content, easy view of your position on most popular search engines, and much more.

These apps provide control / feedback over my blog while I am on the move. I believe you will find them handy too! If you are interested in apps for remotely administering linux servers or downloads please check this post and this post. If you have any other interesting apps to share please comment.