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]]> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/08/20/new-blogger-with-category-labels-and-instant-publishing-features-plus-new-templates/#comment-66365 Blogger (at BlogSpot) with Category Labels and Drag-and-Drop Template Editing Out of Beta » My Digital Life Sun, 24 Dec 2006 17:39:18 +0000 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/08/20/new-blogger-with-category-labels-and-instant-publishing-features-plus-new-templates/#comment-66365 [...] Blogger beta, which it used to be called, is now officially become only Blogger by releasing the new completely redesigned service out of beta with lots of new and highly anticipated features, replacing the existing yet old architecture and system of Blogger weblog publishing platform that in used since Google bought the Blogger.com from Pyra Labs in 2003, or since the service first started in 1999. According to Blogger Buzz: The new version of Blogger is metaphorically bursting with features, from the big guns like drag-and-drop template editing and post labels (which are perfect, by the way, for indexing the 131 historical figures you may have written about), to little polishes like a better-designed Dashboard or that you no longer need to solve a word verification CAPTCHA to post a comment on your own blog. [...] [...] Blogger beta, which it used to be called, is now officially become only Blogger by releasing the new completely redesigned service out of beta with lots of new and highly anticipated features, replacing the existing yet old architecture and system of Blogger weblog publishing platform that in used since Google bought the Blogger.com from Pyra Labs in 2003, or since the service first started in 1999. According to Blogger Buzz: The new version of Blogger is metaphorically bursting with features, from the big guns like drag-and-drop template editing and post labels (which are perfect, by the way, for indexing the 131 historical figures you may have written about), to little polishes like a better-designed Dashboard or that you no longer need to solve a word verification CAPTCHA to post a comment on your own blog. [...]

]]> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/08/20/new-blogger-with-category-labels-and-instant-publishing-features-plus-new-templates/#comment-31627 Migrate and Switch to Blogger Beta: When’s Your Turn? » My Digital Life Mon, 30 Oct 2006 11:57:13 +0000 http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/08/20/new-blogger-with-category-labels-and-instant-publishing-features-plus-new-templates/#comment-31627 [...] The new Blogger in beta features lots of new features and improvements over the current Blogger offerings. Some of features are long awaited and most waited features, such as labels which is similar to categories. Other nice-to-have features and improvements for new Blogger in beta service include dynamic serving of Blog*Spot hosted Blogger blogs, flexible access control settings, more site feed options, improved dashboard, integration with Google Accounts, dynamic Blogger templates and etc. In short, the new Blogger platform, which currently still in beta, is addictive. With the return of raw HTML template editing feature, there is simply no reason to stay in existing Blogger architecture. But when can you switch over and migrate to the new Blogger? According to Blogger, Blogger users can migrate and move their blogs to the new Blogger in beta platform when they see a link on Blogger dashboard notifying that it’s now the time. But the switching offer for existing Bloggers are rare and slow to come by, as the move is offered to only limited few of blogspot users. Unfortunately, currently, it’s the only way for existing blog on Blogger Blog*Spot to move over to the new Blogger in beta interface. Although users can always create a new Blogger in beta account and make new blogs on Blogger in beta features. [...] [...] The new Blogger in beta features lots of new features and improvements over the current Blogger offerings. Some of features are long awaited and most waited features, such as labels which is similar to categories. Other nice-to-have features and improvements for new Blogger in beta service include dynamic serving of Blog*Spot hosted Blogger blogs, flexible access control settings, more site feed options, improved dashboard, integration with Google Accounts, dynamic Blogger templates and etc. In short, the new Blogger platform, which currently still in beta, is addictive. With the return of raw HTML template editing feature, there is simply no reason to stay in existing Blogger architecture. But when can you switch over and migrate to the new Blogger? According to Blogger, Blogger users can migrate and move their blogs to the new Blogger in beta platform when they see a link on Blogger dashboard notifying that it’s now the time. But the switching offer for existing Bloggers are rare and slow to come by, as the move is offered to only limited few of blogspot users. Unfortunately, currently, it’s the only way for existing blog on Blogger Blog*Spot to move over to the new Blogger in beta interface. Although users can always create a new Blogger in beta account and make new blogs on Blogger in beta features. [...]

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