Setup Resell.biz, Resellerclub, kmmh.net Domin in Blogger

Today we come here about learning how to creat a blogger account & setup a top level domain from www.reless.biz / www.resellerclub.com / www.kmmh.net to Google's www.blogger.com which is e free site for start bloging. A top level domain helps your site get more & more visitor everyday. You can buy a top level domain from www.reless.biz / www.resellerclub.com / www.kmmh.net. Most of the blogger do not know how to configure a top level domain in www.blogger.com. So now i am gonna show you how to setup a top level domain in Blogger step by step.

STEP - 1 (Creating Blogger Account)

You may already have your domain name, if you are not then you can buy from KMMH IT DEVELOPERS. Now log in to your blogger account with your gmail. You will see the Dashboard page of google Blogger.

STEP - 2 (Creating a Blog)

On the dashboard click on "New Blog". A box will popup where you see a "Title" box for your blog name, a "Address" box for your blog url/address. Fill up the box and click on "Create Blog"

Now your blog is ready. You can use default themes or buy premium themes from any other theme market. You can customise your blog from the left menu of your blog dashboard.

STEP - 3 (Add domain in Blogger)

Now we are going to setup a top level domain in blogger. 

1. Go to "Setting"

2. Select "Basic"

3. Under "Blog Address" click on "+ Setup a 3rd party URL for your blog"

4. Give your top level domain in the box and click save. You will see a message ".We have not been able to verify your authority to this domain. Error 12" and alos CNAME information of your blog.

STEP - 4 (Add Blogger Name Server & CNAME)

Now login to your domain control panel.

1. Go to you domain's management panel.

2. Click "DNS Management" from right menu.

3. Under "DNS Management" you will see a message "Your DNS Management service is not configured correctly. Configure Now"

4. Click on "Configure Now", then it show you 2 list of name servers Your Current Name Servers & Our Name Servers.

5. Click the button "Fix Name Servers Automatically"

6. Now click on "Manage DNS"

7. Select "A Records" then "Add a Record"

8. Leave the "Host Name" blank & add the flowing IP in "Destination IPv4 Address" one by one.

216.239.32.21

216.239.34.21

216.239.36.21

216.239.38.21

9. Select "CNAME Records" then "Add CNAME Record"

10. In the "Host Name" field type "www" and "ghs.google.com" in "Value" field.

11. Now add the next CNAME same way.

All done. After adding all A Records & CNAMEs it will look like same as bellow.

A Records

CNAME

 Now go to blog setting & try to save now. It will successfully save your top level domain.

FINAL STEP

We are finished. Just a simple step, then you are able to visit your blog using your top level domain name.
Go to Setting>Basic>Blog Address & click "Edit" beside of your domain. Select "Redirect domain.com to www.domain.com".

That it, now people can find your blog by the top level domain which you configured for your blog.

If you find this guide helpful, let me know. It will encourage me to help you guy's again. 

Thank You.

Setup Resell.biz, Resellerclub, kmmh.net Domin in Blogger

10:56 PM Tips & Tricks

Set alarms and send notes to your phone from Google Search

Update: Google’s support page “Link your phone to Google”  indicates that, in addition to the four commands mentioned below, you can also use the “set a reminder” command. We couldn’t get it to work on our devices, but it’s worth trying for yourself.

The page also clarifies the requirements for the feature to work:

“For now, you have to be in the United States with your browser language set to English.

The Android device you want to link needs to have:

• The most recent version of the Google app
• Now cards turned on
• Web & App activity turned on
• Google Now notifications turned on
• Location reporting on “High accuracy” mode”

Original post:

It’s not just “send directions” and “find my phone.” It looks like Google is adding a slew of commands that let you control your Android phone from Google Search.

As discovered by Google Operating System, you can now quickly set alarms and send notes to your Android phone by typing in some simple commands.

For now, the features are only available in the United States, though “find my phone” works worldwide so there’s a good chance the others will follow. If you want to try them out from elsewhere, you can try adding “&gl=us” at the end of the URL of your search query, like this: “https://www.google.com/search?q=set+an+alarm&gl=us”

To set an alarm on your phone, just type “set an alarm” or “set alarm” and you will be shown an interface that lets you pick the hour and the device that you want to set the alarm on. You can also type “set and alarm for 12pm” to pre-select the hour.

It’s just as simple to send a note: type “send a note” or “note to self” and you will be shown a text field where you can type in a brief note. Click the send button and a notification with the note will appear almost instantly on your device. You can also include the note text in the main command, like “note to self visit Android Authority.” From there, you can either copy the text or share the note to Gmail or Google Keep.

To recap, you can now use the following commands in Google Search:

• “send directions”
• “find my phone”
• “set an alarm”
• “send a note”

We’ll keep an eye for more functionality, so stay tuned and let us know if these work for you.

Set alarms and send notes to your phone from Google Search

2:57 PM Android, Tips & Tricks

Defrag, disk cleanups USB devices

One of the best features of a USB memory device, or any solid state hard drive, is that they do not need to be defragmented. In fact, it may even damage the device if you defragment it too many times. The simple way to explain it is to think of a flash memory device like a form you fill out with pencil. If you need to change what’s written on the form you can erase the pencil and write again in the same spot.

The problem is if you erase the pencil marks too many times; eventually you’ll damage that spot on the paper and you can’t write on it anymore. Each memory cell on a flash memory device only has a certain number of times you can read/write to it before it becomes damaged.

Don’t worry though – because flash memory doesn’t need to be defragmented (as there are no moving parts) there is no excess wear from moving a drive head to a different position, as a regular a hard drive would.

Defrag, disk cleanups USB devices

9:28 PM Tips & Tricks