TOKYO (MacHouse) – If you read news through CBS Interactive websites including CNET News and CBS News, you may have seen comments where spammers advertise theirs or their client’s products. These days, Asian online merchants appear to hire career spammers to launch an aggressive ad campaign to sell bags, shoes and other name-brand products, targeting CNET visitors. Oh, wait… Isn’t VersionTracker part of CNET group, too? That’s right. VersionTracker, a popular Mac-related website, has also been part of CNET group since August, 2007. So it is possible that you may see the same kind of spam ads at VersionTracker, right? At least, that’s what Screenshots 01 and 02 show. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: May 2010
MacHouse Releasing InfoX
TOKYO (MacHouse) – MacHouse has released a beta version of its latest Mac software title called InfoX. InfoX is a successor of A-Cownts and OrganizeX Lite. InfoX allows the user to manage all sorts of accounts and gives them quick access to generating a random password when they need one. Though its performance is stable for now, since it’s still under development, InfoX is currently available as a freeware title. Continue reading
MacHouse Introducing Movie2QT
TOKYO (MacHouse) – It has not been even a week since we released our last software product, BlockIPs. Actually, just half an hour ago, MacHouse released a new software product called Movie2QT.
Movie2QT comes in two parts. Player allows the user to manage and organize QuickTime-readable video clips. Select one or more movies to make a playlist and play them one after another consecutively. Tools comes with several features allowing the user to convert other formats (QuickTime reference, FLV, WMV) into QuickTime (MOV) movies.
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Movie2QT is a product of MacHouse.
MacHouse Introducing BlockIPs
TOKYO (MacHouse) – Occasionally, a deranged Internet user contacts us and makes near-death threats over little things. Sometimes, they go very extreme over freeware titles. So we are obliged to block some IP addresses. But IP addresses are not descriptive. So by looking at numbers, you may not remember one year from now why you blocked this IP address and that IP address.
BlockIPs is a simple FTP application that will give you quick access to your remote server so that you can edit an htaccess file offline. BlockIPs comes with a database feature with which you can attach a description and a date to any IP address that you block with htaccess. And you can upload htaccess with a new list of IP addresses to block with just a click of Mouse.
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BlockIPs is a product of MacHouse.
Apple – Downloads Back…
TOKYO (MacHouse) – We reported nearly two weeks ago that Apple’s software introduction website Apple – Downloads had not been updated for 4 weeks. It appears that they are back on their feet. Latest software reviews are dated May 4th.
Screenshot 01 – Source: Apple |
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