Blogger fiture page navogation is awaited by most of the bloggers all the time. Perhaps we often see page navigation at worpress blog using a plugin (wp-pagenavi by Lester Chan). Muhammad RIAs from techie has developed a page navigation system for bloggers, it's very unusual when nobody is thinking about this. However, in the realization there are still some minor bugs which later refined by Abu Farhan who now gives us a solution for this.
If you are still confused about what a navigation page that follows will show me a screenshot of the page navigation.

If you use wordpress maybe this feature is already available, but if you use this fiture food bloggers should be installed first.
This Feature own a capability to track the most frequent visitors to leave comments on your blog.
How do I install it?
Easy.For top 500 comments click here.and for 5000 comments click here.

Blogger has a new feature to enhance the appearance and functionality of the blog. Blogger Social Sharing icon now testing a new set of email, Blogger, Twitter (with shortener goo.gl), Facebook and the Google buzz. looks simple and elegant with a few mouse interesting effects. Share this button is now available on your dashboard. if you want, you need to try a new icon to share this. I am sure you must also try ni.

Well let's start by following the steps below. 

• Login to Your Blogger Dashboard
• Go to Design > Page Elements and Click on the Edit Button near the Blog Posts Gadget and check the “Show Share Buttons” Option

Many of you may have to use Google's analysis or third-party tracking script to monitor your blog stats. Now the blogger has made it much easier for you. You can now get precise statistics on your dashboard, without adding any additional widgets or code for your template. This feature is not available on your usual dashboard. Dashboard is only available on Blogger in Draft.

    "That's cool about the new Blogger statistics is that monitor and analyze your visitor traffic in near-real-time. You can see the posts get the most and visit sites that send traffic to your blog right now. For example, if the reader shares one of your blog posts on Twitter and post more and more clicks, you will see increased traffic on Blogger Statistics almost instantly, with special tweet mentioning your post identified as a source of traffic. Of course, the traffic data over longer time periods ( day / week / month) and all-time historical data are available, too. "

    Source: (official bloggers in the Draft Blog)