Readers, Bad news
I gotta take a break until my exams are over. They would be finished by the 30th.
Till then, I would be posting 1 or 2 posts per week max.

Keep on Facebook. Keep on Cheating.
Thank you for giving me stuff to fill my blog with. With this post, I Have more than 3000 views.

“Are you a struggling blogger like me, who gets around 100 hits per day, and wants to make a name in the blogosphere? are you like me, searching for effective solutions to earn money, but most of them turn out to be scams? are you like me, who hates the strict adsense policies? Then, you are at the right place!”

• *Don’t Want to submit your links manually to twitter and Facebook every time there is a blog post ? Get tired of submitting links to pages, wall and your twitter profile? Search no further!
  Here is your solution, NetworkedBlogs. This is a Facebook App, which will help you sync your blog with Facebook and Twitter.

Go To NetworkedBlogs here. It is very simple to setup. You just go to the page, then Allow it. Then, you will have to follow some steps.

1. Click on Register a Blog at the Top Right.
2. Fill in the form with correct details, and Verify it. Preferably by putting the Code.
3. Then, go to Syndication
4. Choose your blog from the drop down list.
5. Click on Add Facebook/Twitter Target.
6. Choose the Page you want to syndicate to.
7. Allow the app, then test by clicking on ‘expand for details’ next to the name of the page, then clicking ‘Publish Test’
8. Do the same for your Facebook Wall.
9. For twitter, just enter your twitter holder/email ID, and your password.
10. Networked Blogs will start syndicating your Blog when you publish a new post.

Facebook music will be made to listen and Share music with your friends. It will be like other famous online music. It is reported by Ben Parr on Mashable that Facebook will Partner with Music services like Spotify, MOG and Rdio for its new feature.

At the GOTO developers conference in October, Google plans to provide details about a newly created programming language. But the question is, will anyone use it?