Bittorrent News

uTorrent is by far the most popular BitTorrent client around today. It is known for being so lightweight, that many systems can run it without lag. This is why other clients such as BitTornado have decreased in popularity.

One of the big things with BitTorrent software today is getting the green light. What is the green light? Basically, it means your connection is working smoothly. However, when behind a router, the user usually needs to make a few technical changes to his router to get the green light. The software understands this, which is why the user is able to do things like change the port used for incoming connections and enable UPnP port mapping.

When considering either the ubiquitous iTunes, Amazon’s Unbox service, SatelliteSoft’s My Download Center or any of the pay per download, media-on-demand or paid streaming services available on the internet, you may be asking yourself “Why should I pay for this when I can get it for free?” It’s true that there’s lots of sites out there offering free downloads of lots of different content, much of it the same as what you might find on the paid services. So why pay?

Read on for a few reasons why investing a few bucks in a legitimate content delivery service can make your downloaded or streamed media experience a bit more convenient and a lot safer.