Jeyo, Inc. - Jeyo Mobile Companion

Jeyo, Inc. - Jeyo Mobile Companion: "Jeyo Mobile Companion 2.1 is an extensive update to the popular Outlook-style Windows Mobile device manager that allows you to manage and customize your Window Mobile device from your Windows PC. Its powerful threaded SMS chat mode enables you to communicate instantly with hundreds of millions of mobile phone users around the world using SMS directly from your PC, and manage all the important personal data on your Smartphone or Pocket PC phone. With Jeyo Mobile Companion 2.1, you can get much more out of your PC and Windows Mobile device."

Lips for Xbox how to play guide

I have not found anything better than this on how to play Lips for Xbox. So read the official guide from Microsoft.

If unsure just sing the best you can. If you are good enough (or better than the competition) you will win.

NetCPS

NetCPS: "Netcps is a handy utility to measure the effective performance on a TCP/IP network."

Blogger can not publish a site

I can not publish my blogs any more. This only happens for one of my four blogs. The others works well. The problem started around Christmas time, but I can not give the exact date.

The error message is:
java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out

I have read about many others with the same problem. The problem appeared at the same time. Unfortunately I have yet to find a solution for this problem.

I started by looking into my own server to see if I could find an error there. I could not.

I switched from sftp to ftp publishing to see if that helped. No luck.

I then changed from a hostname to IP address to see if that helped. It did not.

I do not see any kind of traffic through my firewall when I try to publish anything.

I then decided to try publish to another IP address, on another ISP. When I did so I could se traffic. When I did so I got the IP source 72.14.206.132 which belongs to Google.

This made me believe we have a routing issue on the Internet. But I checked that as well and it seems to be right. I can at least do a ping back to the originating IP.

It seems like blogger works from multiple sites. I have found in my logs that some of my blogs are published from a site in Canada - but I have this problem when publishing from Google i California.

I hope they find a solution really soon.

Some sources:

• SmarterGeek
• Blogger support thread with many complaints (but no solutions...)
• A Google search

Mp3 player crashes after leap year

Zune.net | Zune 30 FAQ: "Wait until after noon GMT on January 1, 2009 (that's 7 a.m. Eastern or 4 a.m. Pacific time)."