How to Bring Dead Torrents Back to Life
Most BitTorrent downloaders know how frustrating it can be when your file is 97% downloaded and the tracker can’t find any seeders for it. Now you won’t have to deal with such a situation ever again, thanks to btReAnnounceR. BtReAnnounceR brings dead BitTorrent downloads back from the dead by finding all torrent trackers following the same torrent.
To bring your dead torrent download back to life, all you have to do is go to btReAnnounceR, and upload your .torrent file. Then it’ll find trackers that are following your torrent file and list them all in a new custom .torrent file. You can also get the list of new trackers in the form of a text file. Most of the times, you’ll get more peers and seeders…
Now you won’t have to spam ThePirateBay (or any other site where you download torrents from) with "SEEEED PLZZZ" comments 
uTorrent for Mac Gets Leaked – Download it Now!
uTorrent is one of the best and lightest BitTorrent clients out there. Its footprint on the memory is almost negligible, it’s very fast, and is extremely easy to use.
The uTorrent torrent client is (or was) only available only for Windows. BitTorrent Inc, who bought uTorrent in 2006, promised to release a Mac version of its most popular windows torrent client. According to TorrentFreak, it has been released, or well, leaked… 
uTorrent for Mac hasn’t been released to the public yet but an Alpha build has been leaked. You can download it through ThePirateBay. Since it’s an alpha build, it will be unstable. Since I don’t have a Mac, I can’t really test this leaked version but by reading the comments posted on the ThePirateBay, it’s apparent that this uTorrent for Mac Alpha version might not work properly on all Mac computers. Still, it’s worth a download I’d say.
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