Top 10 Most Popular P2P File Sharing Clients of 2011/2012

[Guest HellYeah]

The bridge between the downloader and BitTorrent’s networks is of vital importance. We call it a file-sharing client, but behind the development of each of these clients lies a lot of work, dedication, and, more importantly, people. While there are many file-sharing clients to choose from, there are also a few that managed to set themselves apart through advancement, ingenuity, and usefulness. As such, we’ve made a list, based on users’ comments and habits, that includes ten of the most popular peer-to-peer file-sharing clients for 2012.

Last but not least, we’d like to wish our readers a very warm “Happy holidays!” and congratulations for surviving the apocalypse (nah, I kid the Mayans). Cheers!

1. utorrent:
It’s been a wonderful year for uTorrent’s developing team. The client remained the popular choice of many by pushing the limits of this tiny downloading platform

2. Tixati:

Spyware/Adware free, Tixati is one simple BitTorrent client that combines easy-to-use features with the utility of a proper downloading client.

3. Transmission:

Having reached its peak for this year (version 2.75), Transmission is an open-source platform that’s been built for those of you who use Mac, GTK+ or Qt GUI clients.

4. Vuze:

Formerly known as Azureus, the Vuze downloading platform is available for both PCs and MAC-based computers.

5. BitComet:

BitComet has managed to always surprise us, and it’s final version (1.34) promises faster speeds and an improved management of your downloads.

6. ABC:

“ABC is an improved client for the Bittorrent peer-to-peer file distribution solution,” reads the client’s official page. There are plenty of features this client offers (customizing, queueing system, and more)

7. Deluge:

Running on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows, Deluge is a cross-platform that comes with full encryption, a comprehensive WebUI, plugin system, and more.

8. FrostWire:

Successor of the now defunct Limewire, FrostWire allows you to share large files, while increasing your download speed. It’s iTunes compatible and comes with plenty of amazing features.

9. TurboBT:

TurboBT 4 has been built by using Pyhton, wxPython, and getText. It features a torrent manager, revamped GUI, multi-language support, and much more.

10. iMASH:

While iMesh is still seen as the third most popular music subscription service in the United States, the team behind this file-sharing client had managed to come in terms with the RIAA, turning iMesh into the first peer-to-peer client approved by the music industry.

Source: p2pon

[Guest Tayuf]

uTorrent is the best \o/

[kingsword]

i agree with that u torrent is the best