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BitTorrent’s ‘Share’ Offers Free, Unlimited Storage
Sort of. The program — called “Share”, as mentioned in the headline — is built on the same BitTorrent protocol we all know very, very well. The process of sharing isn’t a stretch from what we’re used to — all the new program does is provide an interface more suited to the purpose of storing…
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uTorrent Lets You Drag-And-Drop Videos To Mobiles And Consoles
The latest alpha version of uTorrent for Windows (sorry Mac users) has a great new feature: you can drag and drop media downloads onto your Android, iPhone, Xbox 360 or PS3. Currently it won’t convert the files to a playable format, but that’s expected alongside the upcoming premium release of uTorrent Pro.
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Sendoid Is Like Dropbox, BitTorrent, Rapidshare Rolled Into One
There’s a new file transfer service on the block, and from the looks of it, it doesn’t suck. Sendoid combines the best aspect of sites like Rapidshare and Mediafire, services like Dropbox and protocols such as BitTorrent.
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Researchers: No-One Knows Where Torrent Porn Comes From
The University of Ballarat’s research into the legality of files swapped via BitTorrent contains some fascinating data. But there’s one question which the good folk at the Internet Commerce Security Laboratory found themselves unqualified to answer: are the reams of porn flying across BitTorrent also a violation of copyright law?