Last year TorrentFreak covered the TV-Shows application which allowed the user to subscribe to TV shows using BitTorrent. Some people are reporting that the app isn’t working for them so for those that don’t mind working at a solution, here is a tutorial to achieve the same, using freely available tools.
Widgets are hot. Yesterday we posted the Fenopy BitTorrent search widget, and today a “Multi BitTorrent Site Search Widget. The widget allows you to search for torrents on 17 BitTorrent search engines, directly from Dashboard.
The widget is created by TyrantBuilt, he also included quick links to TorrentFreak’s latest articles, and the TorrentFreak homepage.
The widget [...]
The Web 2.0 inspired BitTorrent search engine “Fenopy” just released a widget that allows you to search for torrents, or spy on the latest torrent submissions. The widget requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
We e-mailed Julian Cain, the developer of BitRocket and he was gracious enough to set aside some time to talk to TorrentFreak about his Mac BitTorrent client that’s been making headlines over the last few days.
The interview:
TorrentFreak: What made you decide to develop BitRocket?
Julian: I wanted to develop a BitTorrent client for Mac OS for [...]
Earlier this week we reviewed BitTorrent clients for Mac OSX. This probably inspired the developer af Bitrocket, to launch this new BitTorrent client’
Based on the feature list it looks like Bitrocket could give the existing BitTorrent clients some tough competition.
Bitrocket supports essential features like:
DHT: Support for “trackerless” torrents. DHT keeps the torrent alive if [...]
The number of user-friendly, appealing BitTorrent clients available for the platform are very few in comparison to the number of those available for Windows.
In this article we will highlight the most popular Mac BitTorrent applications and compare their features.
The rumor goes that Apple is currently working out a deal with some major players in the movie bussiness to start a movie download store.
According to an article in Variety Apple CEO Steve Jobs wants the movies to be $9.99, but the Studio’s are giving him a hard time:
Studios have resisted Jobs’ initial insistence [...]
