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uTorrent Premium Version Adds Video Encoding, Remote Downloading
uTorrent, our favorite BitTorrent client for Windows, just updated with a few minor additions, including a $US25 premium client with built-in video encoding, virus scanning, and the ability to download torrents from anywhere.
uTorrent For Mac Adds RSS Feeds, Scheduling And More
uTorrent Lets You Drag-And-Drop Videos To Mobiles And Consoles
How To Seed Moved Or Renamed Files In BitTorrent
BitTorrent etiquette dictates that once you’ve downloaded files, you also seed them to help others’ downloads go quickly. If you need to move or rename your download, everything’s thrown off. Lifehacker reader Jake Champion explains how to seed after moving or renaming files.
uTorrent 3.0 Alpha Adds Web Interface Support For iPad, Android
Windows only: Popular BitTorrent client uTorrent added a web interface, so you can remotely access your transfers from a web browser. Since then, they’ve added support for the web interface to the iPhone and, more recently, iPad and Android devices.
How Does The Newly Released uTorrent For Mac Compare To Transmission?
Popular Windows BitTorrent client uTorrent just released its first stable 1.0 client for Mac yesterday, but most users are sceptical about leaving Mac favourite Transmission (which recently reached the 2.0 milestone). Here’s how the two stack up against one another.
uTorrent For Mac Graduates From Beta With A Stable 1.0 Release
Mac only: We’ve been following uTorrent’s path to a Mac release pretty closely recently, and today they released the first stable Mac version of the popular BitTorrent client.
uTorrent Adds Great iPhone (And Android) Remote Torrent Control Interface
With the promise of controlling your torrents from any browser, the exciting uTorrent Web project (also known as “Falcon”) has upped the ante even more by customising its web interface for iPhones, with strong encryption generated from random finger sliding around the screen and a pretty slick interface for adding, stopping and starting your torrent downloads at home. The iPhone interface seems to load through the Android browser just fine, too. [BitTorrent Blog via TorrentFreak]































