A blog is very easy to create, and best of all its free! See below for three of the most popular blog platforms. In addition, blogs are equipped with RSS (Really Simple Syndication), which allows people to subscribe to your blog and get updates sent directly to them using a blog Reader. A Reader is software that monitors the blogs a person selects for updates and then compiles the updates in one place for them to read. There are web-based readers, such as Google Reader, My Yahoo! or Bloglines. There are also navigator-based Readers such as Live Bookmarks for Firefox. Therefore, by using a blog’s RSS feature, people get all your new blog entries sent directly to them, which is preferable since people do not have visit your website to see updates.

Here are 3 best of the best blog platforms commonly used nowadays:

Wordpress – http://wordpress.com/

WordPress is a very popular platform for free blog hosting that is available in many languages. It has many features including stats for your blog, protection from Spam, various templates and add-ons to customize your blog (such as photos and calendars), the ability to add multiple pages to your blog and more. The feature allowing you to add multiple pages is especially useful if you want your blog to act as your organization’s website. To finance your free blog, WordPress will very rarely put unobtrusive text ads on your blog.

Blogger – http://www.blogger.com/

Blogger is free blogging software that is owned by Google and available in many languages. It allows you to customize your blog with templates and colors. Blogger also has a feature that allows you to send photos and text from your cell phone to your blog when you are not near a computer. A blog on Blogger does not have ads, although you can add optional Adsense ads to make money from your blog. Note that Blogger does not have a built in way to collect statistics for your blog, but you are able to install other statistics software such as Google Analytics.

Blog.com – http://www.blog.com/

Blog.com is a free blogging site that is available in many languages and has a photo album feature. One downside is that advertisements will appear on your free blog and you cannot remove them. Also, you need a premium account (one you need to pay for) to view stats for your blog.

Also, there are many types of other software’s available like BBpress, WordPress for self hosted domains and more. Which software do you prefer? post your comments below!

Google’s Chrome exited beta last December, well ahead of when you might normally expect a Google product to do so. It wasn’t, however, because the browser was necessarily ready for prime time; it was because OEMs would not pre-install a beta product on their computers, and Google longed for those deals.

It’s finally managed to ink such a deal, with Sony. Google spokesperson Eitan Bencuya said the deal went into effect his summer. No details were given, such as financial terms (which I wouldn’t have expected), but not even the models that Chrome is installed on, either.

Internet Explorer’s market share continues to drop, but it still dominates the browser market. Some of that, however, is because the browser is integrated with Windows. According to Net Applications, in July Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has a 67.7 percent market share, followed by the Mozilla Foundation’s Firefox, with 22.5 percent, and Apple Inc’s Safari, with 4 percent. Chrome lags in 4th with 2.59 percent.

Here is an awesome chance to receive FREE “Windows 7 Ultimate” copy officially from Microsoft. To promote Windows 7 launch, Microsoft has announced an interesting offer.

Its called the “Windows 7 Launch Party“its a new website from Microsoft which is providing this offer.

You need to simply fill out the form and if you’re selected, you’ll not only receive a special Signature Edition of Windows 7 Ultimate but your very own Windows 7 Party Pack. Choose a day from October 22-29 and if you’re selected, you’ll not only receive a special Signature Edition of Windows® 7 Ultimate but your very own Windows® 7 Party Pack.

Also, this offer is only available in:

Australia, UK, US, France, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain…

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Now you would be able to sync your status from twitter to myspace easily. Members of both services can connect their accounts using OAuth. Status updates from MySpace are then identified as being “from MySpace” in your Twitter stream, as if though it were another Twitter client, with a link back to MySPace. Members can choose either one-way (read-only) or two-way syncing.

It’s a good time for twitter on the web. Its spreading fastly all over the world. There is no surprise that in one or two years from now every Internet user may have a twitter account.

From now onwards, users can sync their MySpace accounts with their Twitter accounts. Once they did this, their status updates on MySpace will be updated to the Twitter within no-time.

Twitter also announced that, they are going to integrate with some more popular sites such as Digg, Flickr, YouTube..etc in the near future. Twitter also plans on working with more mobile networks and search engines for easy twittering. Hopefully, we can see some more integration announcements very soon. :)