A lot of things is happening with Google at SXSW and Google has demoed a sneak peek of upcoming Bloggers’ user interface. They call it next-generation user interface and we too think the same. According the official blog post at Google blog, they are yet to demonstrate many new features this year. OK, so lets have a look at it in detail.
Check out the Video walk-through of Blogger’s new user interface design
Post Editor
Frankly I am not a lover of blogger’s post editor and thats until I say this newly designed post editor which is really awesome.
Dashboard
I am speechless at Blogger’s new dashboard which uses the Webkit to give a polished look to deliver the latest in web technology. Everything at one place from Stats, Earnings, Comments and a lot more. The design reminds me of WordPress dashboard sidebar design, however Blogger’s new dashboard is much polished that WordPress.
Content Discovery
The content discovery feature lets you uncover interesting and related content based on the topics of the blog you’re currently reading
After look at these feature, I am damn excited to see it live on our Blogger account. What about you?
Wowww…eagerly waiting broo…when dis will update in our accounts?
Don’t know when this will be live. I am exited too
Should I migrate back to Blogger from WordPress?
LOL!! This is too cool 
Yes exactly
after implementation of template editor in 10, the creativity of blogger designers have reduced by more than 50%. now what next?
It’s not as important for Blogger as to improve it’s comment features.
The comments section of Blogger is really weak. It should consider “Reply to” and some other features for it.
That looks awesome! Can’t wait till that comes out!
it’s awesome….can blogspot challenge wordpress??
Wow, I think even I could put together a fabulous blog using this tool! Hmmm….seriously considering…
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I always like blogger, and the new feature will be great….thanks for posting…can you share when it available on our account?
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