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uTorrent 2.0 Build 16,625 Beta: The customer Torrent Little Man
Submitted by antoq on Thu, 09/24/2009 - 23:45
uTorrent 2.0 Build 16,625 Beta is an incredibly lightweight torrent client that features zadminava However, many of his fellow cumbersome. The program is efficient and extensive options BitTorrent client that uses some obscene processing power and memory space, while offering all the essential features expected from the most powerful tools to download and torrent-. The tool allows the simultaneous launch of multiple withdrawals, intelligent USED traffic, set the priority levels of the weight files, limiting the upload / download speeds (general or only for a single torrent), immediately suspended further downloads, UPnP support, generate real-time chart, taking into account bandwidth, keeping logs, etc..
The BitTorrent protocol is most used to share all sorts of big files. There are many programs that can connect to this type of network, but few are as solid as uTorrent.
AM-DeadLink 3.3 Final: Clean your favorites errors and broken links
Submitted by antoq on Wed, 12/02/2009 - 01:36
AM-DeadLink 3.3 Final detect dead links and repeated in your collection of favorite pages in your browser. The program scans the addresses notified when there are those who do not comply and allows you to delete them.
With AM-DeadLink 3.3 Final you can optimize and the largest list of saved pages. Supported all the popular browsers: Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape, Mozilla Firefox. If you are an active user of the Internet and are recorded dozens of pages, you will appreciate the AM-DeadLink 3.3 Final.
