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LimeWire Basic 5.5.16

by Lee Collins

04 Oct 2010

Comments: 8

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Verdict

Not the fastest peer-to-peer application, but one of the most popular.

Review Rating: rating

Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista

Manufacturer: Lime Wire

Size: 23MB

Number of Downloads: 277352

Price: Free

LimeWire
Search and find torrent files using this popular tool

LimeWire has arguably taken the position previously held by Napster, and more recently Kazaa, as the world's most popular P2P file-sharing client.

With a guarantee of no spyware, adware or bundled software, it also aims to be the most carefree.

You can look for pretty much anything - movies, pictures, games or text documents - and the clear and uncluttered interface makes for a surprisingly straightforward search.

The ability to preview files while they download is very useful and there is a marked increase in download speed compared to previous updates.

iTunes integration has been included for Windows users, and a 'What's New' tab lets you search for the most recent additions.

As with most Gnutella clients, download speeds and reliability are never going to be spellbinding, but at this price it's perhaps something you can live with.

This download is the Basic free edition. This new v5 contains a completely brand new user-interface.

Note: By downloading LimeWire you are automatically agreeing not to use LimeWire BASIC for copyright infringement.

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