According to some reports, the file-sharing program BitTorrent, accounts for one-third of all bandwidth used on the Internet. That's a tremendous amount of data flowing around and shows there is a lot of consumer demand. For the most part, using BitTorrent involves installing a client on your computer, finding a torrent file and starting a download that, depending on the popularity of the file, may take several days to complete. But perhaps there's a better way to get your file without tying up your computer. ...

Source: Toms Hardware

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