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| The Pirate Bay |
You like downloading movies, music, and programs but don't like to wait hours on your monitor to download it BitTorrent and uTorrent together dose the quick job, then uTorrent peer-to-peer in the application the suites you for the job. its made to speed up the downloads by taking the bits and pieces of data from other peer and several sources.
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| Scrape Torrent |
But as well it prove to be and individual tool but you also need a client to obtain the files.Theirs were uTorrent comes in to collect the data and file uTorrent is available for Mac OS X, Linux, and windows Operating systems. uTorrent and BiTtorrent get the job done and its serviceable level but if you want more future and rich torretn experiences Vuze(Azureus) 4.7 may be the app for you. In order to download the torrent file you have to go to certain website for example btjunkie, Scrape Torrent, The Pirate Bay in order to search for your file.
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| uTorrent |
They are the one that host the massive Torrent files they have all the sweet software all the sweet movies and video games as well as music ect. But when you want massive speed downloads you have to check the seed and how many peer are distributing the files so you can be able to download it fast but watch out for the leaches. BitTorrent offers App Studio that comes with 13 optional application icons to obtaining additional content without searching the Web. For example the Raptr app, lets you download a number of free-to-play PC games this is a good feature for people that love computer games. Also Torrent Tweet adds social networking into it by theoretically allowing you to use Twitter from within the BitTorrent client that make's it gather more user to its power. But bottom line uTorrent and BitTorrent kills what the internet has to offer you just have to take a look for your self.
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| Vuze(Azureus) |
Note: If you download copyrigther content, be prepair to pay the penalty. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has not only closed down torrent sites, but has also sued peer-to-peer server operators; the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has sent out nearly 2 million copyright infringement warnings.
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