Wordpress vs Blogger

Why I'm choosing WordPress over Blogger now

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As you guys have probably realized by now, I have decided to switch to WordPress. To make my blog more successful and really easy to find so that I have great readers (like you!) I need a platform that's going to give me an easier way to plug in SEO. (Search Engine Optimization) 

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Search Engine Optimization is basically the number one way people are guided into your blogs. Most of you guys have probably found me out from my social medias since SEO on Blogger basically consists on three things.

-Your existing amount of traffic

-Whether or not you use ads

-Your Keyword Ranking

-and your tags

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Which isn't very helpful if you are aiming for people to find your blog easily. Which is why your blog isn't showing up on google. Now this all sounds like someone that just wants to be super famous and well-known online so they're going through all this trouble when it's not. Gaining traffic means that more and more people are benefiting or enjoying your blog. Which means that the great content you are creating isn't going to waste. 

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I did a LOT of research, and not just online, before making my decision because I didn't want to delete my beautiful Blogger blog and just start fresh. So, I decided to try out WordPress for a month and see how that will go. I promise you thought that I will post regularly (As I always do) on both blogs. The contest now is which one will gain more traffic the fastest. For blogger, I plugged in the above things (except for ads because those are annoying and I don't care about being paid) as much as I can and I will do the same for WordPress. I will also post, in about a month, the results and which one I would recommend. Till then!

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iPhone SE: What's New? New iPhone SE Design, Specs, and Details. What We Know so Far

With all the hype around the internet about the iPhone 7, all of a sudden we get hit by this unexpected wave of the iPhone SE. "SE? What's up with not using numbers?" You might be wondering, or "Why make a new phone that look just like the iPhone 5 and 5s?" So, as my first tech blog post, these are a few questions I'll be answering for you guys today.

Instead of going "bigger is better" this time, apple went for a design that was very similar to their most popular phone, the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 5s. "OK Dina, you've narrowed it down. But why make a new phone that's just like the old phone?" Well my lovely readers, that's where you are wrong.

In the iPhone SE, there has been changes. BIG changes. And this time it's not to the size. By keeping the iPhone 5 and 5s' design and size, they were able to add features without a huge price tag.

The iPhone 5S, launched in 2013. Photograph: Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP

The new features include:

-2x the CPU performance than the iPhone 5s 

(notice we didn't say iPhone 6/6s)

-3x faster GPU performance than the iPhone 5s 

( Again, notice we didn't say iPhone 6/6s)

-12 MP photos and 4K videos 

(which honestly is my favorite feature)

-It also features iOS 9 

(which the iPhone 5s can also support so idk why this is so special)

-and Live Photos 

(which we saw in the iPhone 6)

Which sounds great until you compare the numbers. Most of the things listed above are on the iPhone 6/6s. That's why, on the official website, they are comparing the iPhone SE with the iPhone 5s and not the 6/6s. This, however, isn't as bad as most people think. Looking at the specs' numbers, the iPhone SE actually is a run for the iPhone 6/6s' money. Sure it's a smaller screen but if actually being able to move your thumb to the top of the screen isn't a problem to you than this is a pretty good phone. 

Why the name"iPhone SE"?

Why is it called the iPhone SE? Well, SE stands for Special Edition. So basically it's not a whole new generation, it's an edition.

Overall, I would recommend it for people who:

-Don't think they have it in their budget for the upcoming iPhone 7

-Who don't like big screens

-Who want an iPhone 6/6s but it's too big/expensive