What’s Coming Next? – MacHouse Introducing bkBrowser

Mac freeware bkBrowser

TOKYO (MacHouse) – MacHouse has already released two Mac software applications this month. The last one we introduced about a week ago is mBrowser, a movie catalogue browser. We are pleased to inform that we are soon to introduce a new freeware title called bkBrowser. It won’t take a Ph.D. in economics to figure out the new software title is related to mBrowser.

Mac freeware bkBrowser

bkBrowser is greatly inspired by mBrowser. In a sense, it’s the bookmark version of mBrowser. bkBrowser lets you catalogue bookmarks collectively. Just like mBrowser, it’s not an ordinary file browser. The user can take a webpage picture as quickly they blink eyes and import them to the application.   Continue reading

Did FreeMacWare Develop mBrowser?

Mac freeware mBrowser

TOKYO (MacHouse) – Several days ago, I used Google to see if people used our latest software application called mBrowser. A search result showed that a website hosted at the domain of freemacware introduced it. (See Screenshot 01.) And I went there. I immediately noticed that there was something wrong with the way they introduced mBrowser.

Mac freeware mBrowser
Screenshot 01 – Source: Google
  Mac freeware mBrowser
Screenshot 02 – Source: FreeMacWare

Screenshot 02 shows the webpage where FreeMacWare introduces mBrowser. So what is wrong with this picture? We don’t know what this icon is. It’s not ours. But they’ve given their own icon to mBrowser. Oh, who developed mBrowser, anyway? The website doesn’t even mention it. Nonetheless, if you read what’s written there, it does sound like it’s our product. So it does look like FreeMacWare claims they’ve developed it except that we did. Even the README file packed in the downloaded file from their website says we MacHouse developed it. (See Screenshot 03.)   Continue reading

What’s Coming Next? – MacHouse Introducing mBrowser

Mac freeware mBrowser

TOKYO (MacHouse) – The latest release of a Mac software title from MacHouse is called mBrowser. It’s a file organizer that lets you create albums to store movie files and catalogue them with their screenshots. Users can open, launch, locate and trash imported movies with ease. Simply, create a movie album and then drag and drop a movie file, one at a time onto the drop box.   Continue reading

What’s Coming Next? – Split n Join

Mac software Split n Join






TOKYO (MacHouse) – MacHouse has been developing software applications for Mac OS for the past six months or so. And we are releasing a new one possibly within 24 hours.

A new Mac application we are about to release is called Split n Join. Split n Join adds three additional components to SplitMe, another commercial software application we released about 4 weeks ago. While SplitMe allows users to exclusively split movie, zip archives and disc images, Split n Join lets users combine files.

Split n Join comes with three additional components: JoinMovie, JoinAudio and JoinImg. JoinMovie lets you combine (for now) up to 20 movies into a single QuickTime movie, which can be exported with audio and video compressors of your choice. Similarly, JoinAudio lets you combine audio clips into a single QuickTime audio file, which can be exported. (AIFF, ACC, MP3, M4A, OGG, WAVE and other audio formats are supported.) Finally, utilizing the last component, you can join up split DMG parts into a single disc image, restoring the original state before it was split.






Split n Join is a product of MacHouse.