[Manivel]

I searched a lot for bit torrent client software for my sony ericsson. But i could hardly find only for symbian. is there any answer for this:@

[Splinter_Cell]

No,there isn't no bit torrent client for the java platform.

[CyberWolf]

Splinter_Cell, on 2007-11-22 10:11, said:

No, there isn't no bit torrent client for the java platform.

I haven't seen any Mobile Java bittorrent client either (I've seen a few Java bittorrent programs, but those are for PCs and can't be run on phones since they use hardware specific stuff that doesn't exist in phones).

But why in the earth would you put a bittorrent software on a phone ? Next time somebody will ask for a DC++ client for phones

Anyways, looking at how much you pay for traffic from the phone i really don't think it's of any use to have a bittorrent client on the phone.

[Manivel]

I will be with my phone the most than the PC. thats why I prefer the torrent client in the phone. But men have created this for symbian platform. why not for ours. tell me wait....
Thank u..


Anyhow can u say any to back up all the files in the phone

This post has been edited by Manivel: 22 November 2007 - 11:07 AM

[CyberWolf]

Manivel, on 2007-11-22 12:49, said:

I will be with my phone the most than the PC. thats why I prefer the torrent client in the phone. But men have created this for symbian platform. why not for ours. tell me wait....
Thank u..
Anyhow can u say any to back up all the files in the phone

To backup your files from the phone (also contacts/SMSs and stuff) use MyPhoneExplorer.
To backup the files that are not accessible you could use this tutorial (i don't know exactly on which phones it works, but if you have a phone with CID 49 then you can use FAR manager to copy the files off the phone, you could take a look at this tutorial for that)

About why there isn't any Bittorent client for Java phones ? well, i think mostly because downloding through a phone is very expensive, so there aren't many people using the phone as a download system. Also, the Bittorent filosofy is that you upload at least as much as you download, so that means you'll need to do double the ammount of traffic.

Anyways, i don't know exactly, but the Java platform used on the phone might also not allow certain actions that are needed for a Bittorent client (for example opening different ports, connecting to multiple IPs at once, downloading/uploading from/to multiple sources at once, ...).

[oOUrBaNRom3oOo]

what about limewire for your phone?

[chris_b0ss]

why do you a torrent on your phone??the internet speed an operator is giving is slow!! so i don't understand why u would want this

[Karun]

chris_b0ss, on 2007-11-22 11:52, said:

why do you a torrent on your phone??the internet speed an operator is giving is slow!! so i don't understand why u would want this

very true.....and costlier too!

[Manivel]

oOUrBaNRom3oOo, on 2007-11-22 11:49, said:

what about limewire for your phone?

Will the limeware work in the mobile independently? Coz I tried the emule, but it is pc dependant.

[Manivel]

oOUrBaNRom3oOo, on 2007-11-22 11:49, said:

what about limewire for your phone?

Will the limeware work in the mobile independently? Coz I tried the emule, but it is pc dependant.

[Rekoil]

My iPhone has a torrent client

[Manivel]

Now I am replying through my mobile with opera mini browser. Its cool for me while in travelling. But certainly the speed is low, but little affordable.

[Manivel]

CyberWolf, on 2007-11-22 11:38, said:

To backup your files from the phone (also contacts/SMSs and stuff) use MyPhoneExplorer.
To backup the files that are not accessible you could use this tutorial (i don't know exactly on which phones it works, but if you have a phone with CID 49 then you can use FAR manager to copy the files off the phone, you could take a look at this tutorial for that)

About why there isn't any Bittorent client for Java phones ? well, i think mostly because downloding through a phone is very expensive, so there aren't many people using the phone as a download system. Also, the Bittorent filosofy is that you upload at least as much as you download, so that means you'll need to do double the ammount of traffic.

Anyways, i don't know exactly, but the Java platform used on the phone might also not allow certain actions that are needed for a Bittorent client (for example opening different ports, connecting to multiple IPs at once, downloading/uploading from/to multiple sources at once, ...).

Thank you for this links and tutorials.............. I will try with this and reply you the results.

[Manivel]

Thank you this is excellent. I have back up copy of all the stuff of my phone now!!!!!!!!!!!!!....


You guys are really superb.

[Manivel]

Now I have got another problem************ In my K810i the application folder and the games folder cant be opened, it is showing "OPERATION FAILED". I even got the same message when installing other jar files. Help me coz all my application are not accessible now. Plzzzzzzzzz HELP ME...

[bracksisahobo]

Try flashing the phone with XS++.