uTorrent varies-with-device

With uTorrent, you can exchange files with millions of users worldwide. Unlike uTorrent Remote, which downloads files via the uTorrent software on your PC, this uTorrent client for Android downloads files directly to your mobile device.

Find what you're looking for

Programs like uTorrent and BitTorrent are almost the fastest methods to distribute files over the internet. Millions of users across the world use the software to download media and files, which is now also possible via mobile phones with Android.
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uTorrent works in a very simple way: after installation, a smart menu appears from where you can search for torrents and see what's being downloaded. On the left side of the screen, you'll find include a search button and the app's settings.

As with aTorrent, uTorrent nestles in the system and connects itself with your phone's browser. Visit a web page with torrents on it and they will appear as clickable links. You can just click on a link to open the torrent in the uTorrent app right away.

Hungry for memory

Although it works well, uTorrent eats system memory on your Android device and there's s chance that files will fail when downloading them. This is not as much of a problem in aTorrent, although it's an alternative that's loaded with ads.

Despite a tendency to slow your phone down, uTorrent offers a very simple way to download torrents on your phone.

Easy access to your music via media library.