It is more than likely that if you are a fan of networks between users to share content, and you also use iOS 7 on your iPhone, you know the tweak that we are going to talk about today. We refer to iTransmission, which in this case announces its fourth version improving important graphic and performance aspects that we summarize in the next few lines with an analysis of the new that comes with iTransmission 4.
The announcement was quite expected, especially since the tweak had not yet been updated for the new version of iOS 7 since the support with jailbreak 7 was announced. So in addition to the adaptation to everything that the change from operating system to what's new from Apple we highlight some of the improvements that are included and that will surely make the use of the client much easier for you BitTorrent on iPhone.
The client iTransmission 4 allows you to launch the .torrent files and follow their download process directly from the device with a renewed interface that adapts to the new iOS design and that at least from my point of view is much more intuitive. The update supports the new 7-bit A64 processors that make up the new iPhone 5s and iPad Air.
As usual in other versions, and which in this case includes only a graphic facelift, in iTransmission 4 you will find a main screen in which the available information will be: currently active downloads and previous active downloads. In the lower area there are four buttons. These allow you to add new torrents, update the content you have, limit the band for downloads and uploads, and a direct link to the general tweak settings.
It should be noted that iTransmission supports so-called direct magnet connections and therefore you can download torrents with Safari Mobile and manage them from this application. The speed is considered comparable to the best desktop clients, and the update can be downloaded from the BigBoss repository at Cydia totally free.
More information - iTransmission: Torrent client for iOS is updated (Cydia)
Is there a similar teak to follow the torrent that I download on PC? Thanks