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An iPhone Hacker has managed to port a functioning P2P client to the iPhone based on a popular Bitorrent client for Macs. According to Gizmodo, this is presently a command line client and the application will most likely drain your battery.

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Test on the P2P client have been performed and its a promising software from the looks of it once development progresses. Here’s something that you should know first if you plan to use to download torrent files:

  • This is a command line client, although someone will probably make a GUI version in the future.
  • EDGE and P2P don’t mix! Use WiFi instead if you want to download at a decent speed.
  • An iPhone battery drainer. Torrenting will drain your battery extremely rapidly.
  • As of the moment, there’s no easy to install then follow for further instructions package available.

A preliminary software, but it is a first and will likely see improvements in the future.

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2 Responses to “P2P On The iPhone”
  1. sue CANADA Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0 says:

    I wonder how much it would download before the battery died

  2. Lloyd Lopez PHILIPPINES Windows Vista Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.13 says:

    Not much from the looks of it. Even on my phone (N95), excessive use of WIFI can drain your battery on an instant.

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