More and more of us are blogging from our mobile devices. Today, we're thrilled to announce new versions of the WordPress mobile apps for Android and iOS. Here are some of the new versions' highlights.

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WordPress for iOS 3.9

The latest WordPress for iOS update is one of our largest app releases to date. This update is remarkable both for the significant changes we've introduced, and for the level of dedication it received from our hard-working team members.

Version 3.9 includes a major visual redesign of the app. We decided to drop the sidebar navigation and embrace a tab bar-based layout. The app's new design allowed us to add numerous visual improvements throughout, including revamped and enhanced Reader, Comments, and Notifications sections. We also created a seamless inline commenting experience to make it easier for you to engage with the content you love. Finally, we made visual improvements to the editing experience of posts and pages.

Our team has embraced the latest and greatest technologies that Apple has provided us with iOS 7 to deliver you the best app possible. Version 3.9 and future updates will require iOS 7.

The app also includes several other changes. On top of various bug fixes and performance improvements, it now supports deep-linking from Twitter, and features an improved login screen. Be sure to try it out:

Download from the App Store

WordPress for Android 2.6

The latest update to WordPress for Android includes a new reading and setup experience, as well as significant updates to the user interface.

The app Reader has been completely redesigned, and now provides a much-improved, native reading experience. You'll definitely notice its speed -- posts appear in a snap, and images fade in as they load. You can also view users that have commented or liked posts, as well as edit the list of tags that you follow. We've revamped the like, reblog, and comment interfaces to make it easier than ever to respond to posts that strike your fancy.

When signing in to the app or creating an account on WordPress.com, you'll notice a brand new user interface that makes it super-simple to start blogging. If you keep multiple blogs on your account, they will all be automatically added for you. You can also hide whichever blogs you don't wish to work on in the app.

We've given the app a facelift, including a new color scheme, a refined navigation drawer layout, and sharp-looking lists in notifications, posts, pages and comments.

You'll also notice some changes to the post editor, with larger images and a new Post Settings area where you'll manage post data such as status, post formats, and categories, among others. The post content area will now go full screen while you are editing, to give you maximum space to focus on your content. Give the app a try here:

Download from Google Play

What's next?

The mobile team isn't stopping here! We have big plans for the months to come and for the rest of 2014. You can keep up with the development progress over at http://make.wordpress.org/mobile. You can also follow the apps on twitter @WPAndroid and @WordPressiOS.