How to Map Custom Domain Name From Godaddy to Blogger- 4 Simple Steps

Want to make your blog or website look professional? Adding Custom Domain is ofcourse the first thing you need to do. Most of you might have already bought a domain or planning to get one but donot know how to add it to blogger platform. And I assume that’s the reason you landed on this page. Godaddy provides one of the best services with very low prices for even “.com” and “.net” domains. Even I bought my domain in Godaddy, but didn’t know how to map it with my blogger. It is little tricky for a newbie to understand and implement correctly. So, here I am going to teach you how to map Custom Domain Name from Godaddy to Blogger in four simple and clear steps.

Mapping Custom Godaddy Domain Name to Blogger Blogspot

Step1: Settings in your Blogspot Blog

Open your Blogspot Dashboard and Goto “Settings”. Click on Basic and goto Publishing. Click on “Add Custom Domain”.

Type your Domain Name and Save it. You must be prompted with an error, with two CNAMEs. The left side is the Host or Source and the right side you will find the Destination or Target.

Save those two CNAMEs onto your Notepad, you will need them.

Step2: Godaddy Account and DNS Zone File

Goto Godaddy and login with your username. Open “My Account”.

Expand the “Domain” details. Launch the Domain you want to add.

Navigate to the “DNS Zone File” Tab and Click on the “Edit” option.

Step3: DNS Manager- Zone File Editor

Add the A(host) files by selecting the Quick Add option.

Add the following in the first and second columns:

Host                       Points to

@                            216.239.32.21

@                            216.239.34.21

@                            216.239.36.21

@                            216.239.38.21

After finishing the above step, add CNAME.

Add the host and destination files you have saved in your notepad by selecting the Quick Add option.

For instance, “www” must be added under the host column and “ghs.google.com” must be added under the Points tocolumn. Copy the second CNAME in the same way.

That’s it, you have done configuring the domain name from Godaddy account.

Step4: Final Step and Redirection

Goto your blogspot blog  which you have left earlier. Hit on the Save button and you are done!

There is one final step you need to do before shouting “eureka!”. Check the box which says “Redirect burptech.com to www.burptech.com” . This simple step will redirect the blog even if someone don’t use “www” before your domain name.

There you go! If you have done all the steps correctly.....

Amazing Micromax phone With Octa-Core Processor

         

              

Micromax Canvas Knight detailed specifications

General
Alternate names	A350
Release date	March 2014
Form factor	Touchscreen
Battery capacity (mAh)	2350
Removable battery	No
Colours	Black, Black and Gold, White and Gold
SAR value	NA
Display
Screen size (inches)	5.00
Touchscreen	Yes
Touchscreen type	Capacitive
Resolution	1080x1920 pixels
Pixels per inch (PPI)	443
Colours	16.7M
Hardware
Processor	2GHz  octa-core
Processor make	MediaTek 6592T
RAM	2GB
Internal storage	32GB
Camera
Rear camera	16-megapixel
Flash	Yes
Front camera	8-megapixel
Software
Operating System	Android 4.2.2
Java support	Yes
Browser supports Flash	No
Connectivity
Wi-Fi	Yes
Wi-Fi standards supported	NA
GPS	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes, v 4.00
NFC	No
Infrared	No
DLNA	No
Wi-Fi Direct	No
MHL Out	No
HDMI	No
Headphones	3.5mm
FM	Yes
USB	Micro-USB
Charging via Micro-USB	Yes
Proprietary charging connector	No
Proprietary data connector	No
Number of SIMs	2
SIM 1
SIM Type	Micro-SIM
GSM/ CDMA	GSM
2G frequencies supported	GSM 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900
3G	Yes
3G frequencies supported	900, 2100
SIM 2
SIM Type	Micro-SIM
GSM/ CDMA	GSM
2G frequencies supported	GSM 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900
3G	Yes
3G frequencies supported	900, 2100
Sensors
Compass/ Magnetometer	Yes
Proximity sensor	Yes
Accelerometer	Yes
Ambient light sensor	Yes
Gyroscope	Yes
Barometer	No
Temperature sensor	No

Android- How to connect external device(example pendrive) with android phone.

Some Android devices such as the Nexus 5 support a very useful feature that manufacturers don’t really make a whole lot of fuss over: USB On the go, or OTG. At the very basic core, it means that you can use your Android device as a USB host and connect, for example, a USB stick directly to the smartphone. At the core, it has a bunch of other uses. What else can USB OTG be used for and how it works, we’ll explain below.

With the help of a small cable, you can connect a mouse, keyboard, or USB flashd drive to your Nexus 5.  / © AndroidPIT

What is OTG?

As stated above, OTG stands for “On the go”. With two devices that are USB OTG compatible you can make them communicate with each other and perform certain functions. The most common one we use is when we use a PC, which acts as a host, and connect a USB flash drive or a smartphone to it. With the introduction of more devices being OTG compatible, you can now bypass the PC: photos can be sent directly from your camera to a printer, a keyboard can be connected directly to a mobile device, or a USB stick can be connected to a smartphone.  One of the easiest ways to figure out whether you have a device that is USB OTG compatible is to look for the following USB logo with green arrow.

If you see this logo, your device is USB OTG capable.

The applications of USB OTG are varied and based on compatible hardware. With smartphones and tablets, the technology can be used to connect keyboards, mice, hard drives, and USB sticks.  However, not all smartphones and tablets are OTG compatible. If you’re not sure whether your device has the capability of acting as an OTG host, you can easily figure it out by downloading a free app from the Play Store called USB Host Diagnostics.

Just having a device that is OTG compatible isn’t enough though as you’ll also need a suitable OTG cable for your device. Of course, you can easily grab one for a few bucks at a few online portals, including over at Amazon.com. Furthermore, to connect storage devices such as a USB flash drive or a hard drive, you may also need an app like USB Host Controller or Total Commander.

Keyboard and smartphone, together at last. / © AndroidPIT

What can I do with USB OTG?

USB OTG makes it possible to couple your smartphone or tablet along with peripheral devices that can be made to control it, like mice or a keyboard. Of course, there are some restrictions, such as some higher tech mice with multiple buttons  not always working, but for the most part the basic operations are enabled.  This type of functionality can be easily used to convert tablets and larger sized devices into a spare laptop on the fly.

Even the connection of storage devices such as USB sticks or external hard drives can be achieved with USB OTG. Using a file manager on your device, you can directly access data on an external storage device and play movies or music without having to store them on your device. Alternatively, you can use it as a non-cloud based back-up storage for storing your photos, music, and other files from your smartphone.

Which devices support USB OTG?

Many of the current iteration of smartphones offer the USB OTG compatibility, I including the following:

• Sony Xperia Z, ZL, Z Ultra, Z1
• Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, S4, Note 1,  Note 2, Note 3
• LG Optimus G, G2
• HTC X, One, One mini, One max
• Google Nexus 5

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DLNA(Android) : What is? and How to Use?

    

How to use wi-fi direct in Android

                 

1. From the Home screen, touch Applications > Settings  > More.
2. Touch the slider next to Wi-Fi Direct to turn the feature On or Off. You may receive a prompt to turn off Wi-Fi client/hotspot operation. Touch OK to continue.
   
3. Touch Wi-Fi Direct to connect to other Wi-Fi Direct devices.
   
4. Your device will scan for other Wi-Fi Direct devices automatically. If the device you want to connect to is not listed, make sure Wi-Fi Direct is turned on in both device and touch Scan.
5. Touch the device you would like to connect to.
6. The other device will receive an Invitation to connect prompt and will have two minutes to touch Accept for the connection to be made.
7. Once connected, the other device will show as Connected in your list of Wi-Fi Direct devices, and the  icon will display at the top of your screen.

Sharing Information with Connected Device

To share videos, pictures, or other information with the connected device, follow these steps:

1. View the information you want to share. For example, if you want to share a photo, find the photo in your camera viewer, Gallery, or My Files, then touch the Shareicon or touch the Menu  key and look for Share, Share page, Share via, or Send via option, and touch Wi-Fi Direct.
2. Select the device from the list you wish to send the file to.
3. You will see the Outbound transfers screen on your device. When the transfer is complete, the receiving device will see a notification in the status bar showing a Wi-Fi Direct file has been received.
4. When you receive a file via Wi-Fi Direct, the file can be found in My Files > sdcard (if available) > ShareViaWifi.

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Now Panorama mode with 360 degrees

 


                             






We will be the first to admit that our camera skills are more below par than Martin Parr so that's why we love the Panono. This ball camera allows you to take 360 degree panoramic shots by throwing the thing up in the air. The Panono is clever enough to know what the optimum height to take a picture is so you end up with snaps that are both clear and a whopping 108MP in quality. It's rugged too – made of the same water/life resistant plastic that a GoPro is. 



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Create add-hoc in win 8 and win 8.1

                                 

                     

Step 1:

First of all open command prompt in administrator mode. To do this, open the search bar from the charms menu on the left corner. Search cmd and right-click thereon. Choose run as administrator from below. Here westart making a wireless ad hoc / access point in Windows 8.

Step 2:

 Run the command given below to verify that your network interface supports virtualization:

netsh wlan show drivers

You will have to search if your network card supports ad hocs. Now,Search for a line “Hosted network supported  : Yes” . If you get a line like this proceed to the next step.

If Hosted network supported says Yes, you’re all set. Otherwise, you need to upgrade your hardware.

Step 3:Now enter these lines with changing the markup tag as you wish

netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=<enter_network_name_here> key=<enter_password_here>

 Step 4:

Now enter netsh wlan start hostednetwork to start ad hoc connection.

Step 5:

You are done for an adhoc here, with just one thing remaining. If it’s not already enabled, you need to allow  Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) for your currently-active internet connection. Simply head over toNetwork &Sharing Center, and in the properties for the current internet connection, enable ICS. Make sure to select the ad hoc connection under Home Networking connection.

Now you can connect to any device using an Ad Hoc connection / access point in Win 8. You can even share your wired internet connection with other WiFi enabled device you have. You just have to start this connection every time you want to use the internet on WiFi powered devices.

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