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hey i have a t mobile g1 and i downloaded a antivirus appand installed it on my phone but i cant find it anywhere and dont kno how to start it, any help?

First off this is a good article. Although in the end you say Hacker From Pirate Bay! A. Hackers do are not people who download torrents. Hackers are people who have a great interest in computers. B. Torrenting itself is not illegal. Even pirate bay hase some legal downloads. Do some research before you leave a post to scar the internet.

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My Idea is maybe a bit harder to understand, but yet easier to use I think Because it works for Torrents and NZB’s, You don’t need a Utorrent client. All you need is an FTP like AndFTP and a Remote FTP server, upload the files to a map, and let your remote Utorrent or SabNzb pick the files from there.

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Ohh!! i see the possibilities :D

2 bad i aint a developer! or i would write it myself :p

I see myself walking in the city, and i see cool movie in the store. i scan it, and my G1 sends it 2 my PC at home

he’s matching up the best results i get response with the 3 best matches.

i choose and download. through my status bar i can see the progress on my G1

SWEET :p

i live in the future i’d think..

I submitted an email about this a while back to a couple development sites, but this is the first I’ve actually heard of people thinking about it. I’m glad someone is listening.

However, I had a couple more points that might be worth mentioning.

With my submission I mentioned the barcode scanner, but I also mentioned using a mashup with Shazam so that you could have your phone listen in and automatically search from what it hears. Also, integration of torrent status into the status bar, similar to how the gmail client synch’s your emails. Maybe a torrent wishlish feature, like one that would allow you to save potential torrent files to your phone that you could que remotely at a later time (this would be great if your computer is off).

If you want to know more, send me an email.

I’ll pass on downloading torrents from my G1 but being able to remotely control a torrent client from your mobile phone would definitely be awesome!

second URL shoulda been

http://iphone.pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=dd067913baf97e9ae9a77612dd29e737&host=192.168.1.4&port=16103&password=secret&user=benny&renderer=iui#___1__

u get the idea (i hope) ..