MrRichard

Wow, that's a nice collection of forums. I just might check them all out! By the way, do you know if the signatures are indexed in the sitemaps?

It depends on the search engine, but usually it's better to stick to one way and not use both at the same time or at least use a redirect at htaccess level.
Here is a list of resources on the subject for your question:

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

So basically it depends on the subject of your sites, if it has some relevance with your main top level domain site, you can create a subdirectory, if it's a different site it seems it's better to use a subdomain.

Thanks for the reply Quatrux, and the link to that first post. I've decided to try out a subdomain and links between each site because the content is unrelated.

Who is better? I never tryed Corel Draw, but i use Photoshop and i am very good

If you're good at Photoshop, then stick with it by all means. I believe it's much more powerful and has more features than Corel Draw.
Besides why fix what's not broken

I have a tech blog and I wanted to create a game blog with the same domain. Can I use the same domain (i.e. ublogged.co.cc/games) for SEO purposes, or do I have to use a subdomain?

Other than buying an ethernet board and plugging it in directly into your modem, there's very little you can do. Upgrading your internet connection is the only idea I can think of. By the way, why do you have a need of speeding up your internet connection, for gaming? If so, make sure you NAT is opened up.