How to add custome Favicon in you Blogger Blog

What is Favicon?
A favicon (short for favorites icon), also known as a website icon, shortcut icon, url icon, or bookmark icon is a 16×16, 32×32 or 64×64 pixel square icon associated with a particular website or webpage.

 

Example of Favicon

Free Logo Generator

Web 2.0 Free Logo Generator

Web 2.0 Free Logo Genarator, helps you in creating your Custome Logo. You can generate your Logo for Free.

Key Features:

1. Reflection
2. Symbols
3. Image type (JPEG, PNG, GIF)
4. Fonts
5. Font Color
6. Background Color
7. To save image Right Click and then "Save Target As..."

 Here is Logo output:

Blogger Featured widgets

Turn your Blog in to a Book

To continue Blogger's 10th anniversary celebration, I’m delighted to announce that Blog2Print has now partnered with Blogger. Blog2Print lets you publish some or all of your posts and photos as a professionally-printed, full-color book. Since 2007, thousands of Blogger users have become Blog2Print fans, using our easy and quick service to save and share all their favorite writings with friends and family or to keep a hard-copy version of their work. You can make books by season,

Widgetbox: make a widget from your Blog

In honor of Blogger’s 10 birthday, all of us at Widgetbox are excited to announce a partnership with Blogger that allows you to quickly and easily turn your blog into a widget. Whether you want to add your blog’s headlines to your main website, let your fans showcase your content to their audience, or you want a widget that helps make your content more discoverable across the web, Widgetbox-powered widgets will help you get the most visibility for your content, while eliminating the need for any manual updating or management.

For example, the Blogger Buzz widget below was made in seconds and includes posts, images, and Blogger Buzz branding:

Googling in Hindi.

As some of you have already noticed, we've combined Google Suggest with our Indic transliteration technology to give you a new way to search the web in Hindi.

You can type your queries using a regular English keyboard, and we'll show you suggestions and completions of your query in phonetically equivalent Hindi. This means that you can type "amit" and see Hindi suggestions like "अमिताभ" and "अमिताभ बच्चन".