Peer-to-peer file sharing has had its fair share of dad press and we all remember the controversy surrounding Napster in its early years, and even now there are still a few applications such as Limewire who still offer a free, stripped down alternative of their own software. Even though there are more 'legitimate' P2P solutions available, file sharing remains a controversial subject, and although developers are still producing applications based on the technology, it's ultimately the user that is in control of what they wish to share.  

Vuze 4.1.0.2 is a P2P sharing technology which enables users to take advantage of Internet connection speeds. Not only can you schedule downloads but you can also control and manage connection speeds by using the Autospeed feature and because it's on a Java platform, it offers a solution across multiple operating systems.

Vuze 4.1.0.2 link.

11 Feb 2009