TPB blockade makes no difference, says ISP XS4ALL
Almost without fail, BitTorrent downloads have had to spread through a dedicated client, whether it's on the desktop or a router. Thankfully, BitTorrent Torque has just come in alpha form to liberate the peer download service from its software chains. All that's needed now is a web browser that can parse a JavaScript app. Going the new route gives some freedom to enable sharing that hasn't always been practical: among the tricks in the company's Torque Labs are drag-and-drop sharing, conversion of torrents into traditional downloads and easing the burden on a server for video streaming. The alpha stage leaves Torque with awhile to go before it's ready for the limelight, but experimenters can hit the source link to start tinkering with distributed file sharing today.BitTorrent Torque alpha puts file seeds on the web, makes desktop apps look stale originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 07 Jul 2012 06:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink BitTorrent Blog | BitTorrent Tor
TPB blockade makes no difference, says ISP XS4ALL
Despite European courts forcing ISPs to block access to The Pirate Bay, the move has had little impact on the internet's most well known, longest-running torrent website. In fact, according ...
Mon 9 Jul 12 from Techspot
TBP blockade makes no difference, says ISP XS4ALL, Fri 6 Jul 12 from Techspot
BitTorrent Torque web app turn browser into a file-sharing hub
The company behind the popular torrent downloading software uTorrent has announced a new project called BitTorrent Torque, an alpha release set of tools that can be run from HTML5-compliant ...
Mon 9 Jul 12 from Techspot
BitTorrent Torque alpha puts file seeds on the web, makes desktop apps look stale
Almost without fail, BitTorrent downloads have had to spread through a dedicated client, whether it's on the desktop or a router. Thankfully, BitTorrent Torque has just come in alpha form ...
Sat 7 Jul 12 from Engadget
BitTorrent Torque introduced
While BitTorrent downloads are usually handled by client-side apps on your computer, it looks like they might not have to be anymore. The folks behind the original BitTorrent client and ...
Fri 6 Jul 12 from Ubergizmo
BitTorrent introduces Torque, a JavaScript interface for in-browser downloads
BitTorrent's peer-to-peer downloading system is widely used, but plenty of people have been confused or put off by the need to download desktop software for torrents. A ...
Fri 6 Jul 12 from The Verge
Opera browser renders The Pirate Bay ISP blocks useless
Depending on where you are in the world, your access to The Pirate Bay may well be non-existent. The most recent location this has happened is the UK, where most ISPs have been forced to agree ...
Thu 5 Jul 12 from Geek.com
BitTorrent usage increases in Europe, following the blockade of The Pirate Bay
In a twist that will surprise no one except the RIAA, MPAA, BREIN, and other anti-piracy lobbies, the amount of BitTorrent traffic has stayed the same or increased in Europe following the blockade ...
Thu 5 Jul 12 from Extremetech
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