Seedr :Free Torrent Client

-
I would call this seed since it’s an amazing way all you need is to put the seed (copy-paste the magnetic link) and grows into big and beautiful tree (the downloaded content). I was fed up with all sorts of downloading trouble i was facing as many sites other than seedr offered this service but data was limited and hence i couldn’t download and torrent takes too much time to download the content with less number of seeds and hence this happened to be an amazing life saver to me.
Seedr is a next-generation app aiming to bring the torrent experience to the next level.
Stream movies, music, and books on any device
With top-in-class streaming technology, Seedr allows you to watch movies, listen to music, or read anything in your torrent library directly from the cloud on any device.
Private and safe
Seedr has high-level transport encryption to protect your privacy, and there is no need to worry about malware, viruses, or outside tracking – Seedr is the barrier protecting you.
Very fast
Seedr runs on a high-speed backbone and can fetch torrents to the cloud within several minutes down to several seconds.
If you’ve ever tried using torrents on either tablet or phone, you’d quickly find out how impractical that is . Seedr is the solution – with special mobile-friendly protocols we created a snappy, fast mobile site that has all the functions you get on your PC – including streaming, subtitles and high speed direct downloads.
We believe that downloading torrents can be friendlier and safer, and plan on expanding the already rich features of the site in the near future.
Overall
Easier to operate than uTorrent (by a long way), Seedr’s beauty lies in its simplicity. It’s hard to imagine anyone other than complete novices needing to revert to the site’s tutorial. However, those that do won’t be disappointed as it reveals ways to integrate the service into Kodi/XBMC.Free tier aside (which is a steal) it’s not cheap at $9.95 per month (two months free on annual rates) so the service might benefit from having a more limited lower-tier premium package around the $6 to $7 mark.
Those who obsess over the minutiae of their torrenting might prefer a full-blown seedbox experience, but Seedr knows its target audience and appears to serve them well.
Seedr can be tested here for free.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

What is a Geostationary Orbit?

-
Image
Artificial satellites sent from the Earth orbit around the earth. The ones near the Earth orbit faster than the ones far away. A satellite 35,900 Km above the Earth's surface, takes 24 hours to orbit once. The satellite is always above the same point on the Earth's surface as the planet rotates. Geostationary orbit is also called as geosynchronous ' orbit. Such satellites are used to receive telephone and television signals and retransmit them over long distances.
Read more

Why is Venus so Hot?

-
Image
T he planet Venus is named after the Roman goddess of beauty and love. It is the brightest planet in the Solar System. It is visible as a star. Venus is much hotter, because it is much closer to the Sun. The atmosphere there is 90 times thicker than that of the Earth and the surface is hidden in a white cloudy cloak. This thick atmosphere acts like a blanket which holds back the heat of the Sun and turns the midday temperature to 4800C. The atmosphere on Venus consists mainly of the carbon dioxide gas which acts as a greenhouse roof , trapping the Sun's heat. The rocks on Venus are hotter than boiling water. Above the rocks, winds blow at a speed of 320 km/hour .
Read more

What is a Mouse?

-
Image
An input device that is used to point and select an option on the VDU is called a mouse. The basic features of a mouse are a flat-bottomed casing designed for gripping by one hand ; one or more buttons on the top; a multidirectional detection device (usually a ball) on the bottom; and a cable connecting the mouse to the computer. By moving the mouse on a surface (such as a desk top), the user typically controls an on-screen cursor . The user presses one of the mouse's buttons, producing a 'mouse click‘ to select items or choose commands.
Read more

Why does Mistletoe Grow on Trees?

-
Image
M istletoe is a plant which grows on branches of higher trees. It is a partial parasite since it has green leaves containing chlorophyll and can make its own food by photosynthesis. It takes the water and minerals it needs from the sapwood of the host tree. It is found growing on trees like apple, hawthorn, willow, poplar and lime . The seeds of mistletoe are spread by birds and once the seed germinates on the host tree, it develops haustorium . The haustorium is a tough structure and ensures of a regular supply of water and nutrients from the sapwood of the host to the mistletoe. The plant then develops a clamp like structure on the tree to be placed firmly.
Read more

When were the First Spinning Machines Invented?

-
Image
People in the olden days used to spin thread by hand . They pulled fibres out of cotton and wool and twisted them together into thread. Spinning machines were invented in Britain in the 1700s. These machines had rollers turning at different speeds to twist the fibres into yarn. James Hargreaves in 1764 produced the first successful spinning machine. It was the hand-powered jenny which produced thin yarn. Richard Arkwright's water frame of 1769, powered by water wheels, gave a sturdy thread. Samuel Crompton combined these two spinning machines in 1779 , to make the spinning mule, which could spin many kinds of yarn. These machines were the precursors of the Industrial Revolution . 
Read more