Whew! The website migration has been completed. We are now mainly using a new domain, mhvt.net, while using the old one (mhouse-j.com) to host video tutorials.
If you had a blog account before, we are sorry, but you have create a new one although there is no need because posting comments doesn’t require you to have a blog account in the first place. An updated version of ‘how to use this blog’ video tutorial is now available for your information. But there is nothing new.
Apple Inc has updated QuickTime and iTunes to 7.1.5 and 7.1, respectively. The company has updated QuickTime and iTunes to offer numerous bug and security fixes.
Click on the button for more information on QuickTime update. 
Click on the button for more information on iTunes update.
We are currently moving from one hosting company to another. The first phase of transition is complete, and we have backed up our data. Next, we are going to backup database data and forward the websites to a new server. This transition will take some time. Please note that all blog accounts are cleared, and they will not be backed up. You can still watch video tutorials but cannot post comments.
We apologize for your inconvenience.
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MacHouse
We have obtained a very suspicious e-mail message that requests recipients to go to a website and supply user information concerning online payment system. If you see the message, it looks real. But there’s something phishy. It urges you to provide user information right at the beginning. But let’s look at the source code. “http://202.155.199.247:999” What is this? This IP address is actually hosted in Hong Kong. In fact, PayPal uses a secure protocol (starting with https as opposed to http:) at the page where their clients provide user information. Continue reading
We reported a fraudulent website twice before that sells digital download software, they claim. The same site has moved to http://oemeu.eu. This website is hosted in China, and its IP address is 58.83.4.160.
