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Showing posts with label google. Show all posts

Why I don’t install custom ROMs anymore!

     



    I own a Google nexus 5 since October 2014 and am a proud user. Ever since I bought it within couple of weeks I rooted that beast and installed a cyanogenMod which I was dying to try. As I was fed up using a Xperia x10 mini those days. And with nexus devices it becomes very easy to just root, install twrp recovery and custom rom. I mean you have got apps that can do stuff right for you without a PC. 

Why I Don't root and install custom recovery?



Every time whenever I come back to Stock ROM, I always have root access and that is a must as I have my life working on rooted apps like xposed installer, wifiKill, Es file explorer and many more. With root access and stock ROMs stability it’s a comfort zone for me. But whenever if get a notification for a security update and install, it will not apply the update. Why? Because you have now modified the boot img of the phone and you can only apply an update when you have stock recovery with no root access.

Why I don't install custom ROMs?



I know every tech geek loves flashing ROMs every now and then whenever a new custom ROM releases or builds for it, but you do have to backup all your stuff on your cloud or PC to play everything safe. Particularly I don’t care about my data storage, I just wipe the whole storage without any consent as i don’t own any type of data that is necessary. All the apps can be downloaded again from the play store but takes time over here from my 1MBPS network connection. These are just minor problems of what I’m facing, mainly what bugs is that uneven/random reboot that takes place whenever you heavy multi-task or something goes wrong. Custom ROMs are highly unstable and you should only try when you don’t have any option or you just get bored from the stock ROM which has limited customizations using for long time.


When Google started releasing security updates it just bugged me about those updates every month and I used to be proud like I’m only few percentage of those who are getting updates while other OEM aren’t even getting Marshmallow support at times. I mean now there are 4% people out of the total users.
I know this is probably this was year of the nexus 5 for android upgrades and will not receive any of those from now onwards. Maybe I think that will be the time to set go all those custom ROM things again but for now I am enjoying the last official days from Google updates for the Google Nexus 5.


I still love my time with the nexus 5 as it gets the job done and has the latest version of android with the security updates. This phone lives up to my expectations and does play games and handles pretty good. Already July images are out yesterday and I am probably thinking of flashing them as it would wipe the phone and would run the phone like smooth as I haven’t wiped it since over 7 months I suppose. But I am anything just gonna wait for OTA updates as I am done goofing off with the phone.



 I know everybody is going to say that bro custom ROM is more stable and does bring more customizations, but what I have found over time that there is nothing as stable as that of stock ROM. This blog post wasn’t written to offend someone so calm down. Let me know your thoughts regarding this topic.


How to submit your BlogSpot sitemap to Google Webmasters







It is a must to submit your blog to webmaster, as the search engine will start gathering all your blog posts and rendering them into the search engine keywords. On the scale of 1-10 I give this tutorial a 6 which should be fairly easy for today’s tutorial. If there are any doubts you can feel free to ask in the comments section below.


What is a Keyword?



Keywords are phrases or words. Remember search engine works on the concept of keywords and each keyword has some value in the search engine. You should always write your blog posts according to the keyword content by that matter you can rank quicker. For example take the title of this post “How to submit your BlogSpot to Google Webmasters” here “How-submit-BlogSpot-Google-webmaster” all and each word are keywords according to Google and every keyword has its Potential to rank in Google.


Why you should submit your Sitemap to Webmasters?



So whenever you submit your blog to webmasters. Your blog will then counter parted by the Google bots which has the spiders and crawlers to Index your webpage. By submitting your sitemap to Google it also means that your website does exit on any corner on the search engine and has some existence.

Recommended for those who has more blog posts/directories because sometimes the Google Bot ignores and as a result of that newer posts won’t show in search engine, doesn’t matter if you have a few posts it’s good to submit so that they’ll be cached whenever you post anything on your blog.


How to submit sitemap to Google webmasters?



  1. First go to Google webmasters site from here.
  2. Sign in with your Google account (keep that in mind that you require a Google account for that)
  3. You’ll be greeted with the dashboard now you have to spot red box which is add Property, click on it and then enter your blog address.                                                                                
                                                                                                                                                                                                               
  4. Then you’ll have to verify the webmasters code from your website. See the screenshot below you have to do accordingly. Choose alternate methods and click on HTML tag which will bring you to a JavaScript code.                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
                                                                                                                                                                
  5. Copy the code and paste in the your blog, here follow these steps




Open new window in chrome.

  1. Go to blogger dashboard
  2. Navigate to template and then click on edit template.
  3. Now press CRT+f and search <head> and then paste the JavaScript code just under the <head> tag. Then click save the template. Come back to webmasters website click verify.
  4. Then you’ll get a message that it is successfully verified, then click continue and you’ll be once again greeted with the Google webmasters dashboard.                                                                                                                                                                               
                                                                                                                                                                
  5. Now click on sitemaps from dashboard and click on add test sitemap.

Code for BlogSpot sitemap

atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500


  • Copy paste this code into that box and then click on test, this will ensure that everything is going correct, you’ll be able to see how much posts have been tested.
  • Then do the same procedure and this time press on submit and Voila your Blog has been successfully submitted to Google search engine.

Now it should probably take around a week or so to index your website. Depends on the algorithms of Google.


NOTE: this code is just for the first 500 posts if you have more than that then you’ll have to submit again. Moreover this process is automated you’ll have to add again when you are about to cross 1000 posts. See here for an example

atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=501&max-results=1000

atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1001&max-results=1500


And keep on going up to you want.

Hope you understood today’s tutorial was it that tough? Let me know in the comment section below and if you know anyone who is or want to start blogging for free redirect him to this blog.


Thank you for taking your time to read if you are reading up to now. 




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