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Free GPS Maps & Software For TomTom, iGO, Garmin

February 12, 09 by sharky   55,334  views  

If you own a TomTom, Garmin or Navigon we don’t have to tell you how expensive it is to purchase additional maps and software. Garmin maps start at $50 and in most cases run up into the hundreds of dollars; likewise with TomTom - starting at $60 for maps supporting their older devices; but usually much steeper. While Google can be your best friend, it probably won’t lead you down the right path to the true sources for free GPS navigation and map software - and that’s on torrent trackers and Direct Download forums. These sites won’t make your head spin with inane Google rhetoric - just free maps and software for whatever GPS device you own.

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Share And Download Spotify Playlists at SpotiSHARE

February 09, 09 by sharky   6,960  views  

If you’re a Spotify fanboi, we probably don’t need to tell you about the opportunities for discovering new music. With an in-program radio feature that rivals Sirius Satellite; and an infinite number of browsable playlists, the amount of music is staggeringly boundless. In our opinion, probably the coolest feature about Spotify is the ability to add external playlists from like-minded music fans. SpotiSHARE.ws is one such website where users can find, share and download Spotify playlists.

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1,000 New Spotify Invites Handed Out Daily At Lakka.se

January 29, 09 by sharky   18,097  views  

Looking for a quick invite to Spotify? A Swedish website up at Lakka.se has been freely handing out Spotify invites at a torrid pace for the last two weeks. We’ve been keeping a keen eye on this site for the past few days, and it would appear that Lakka somehow obtains approximately 1,000 new Spotify invites each day - and then doles them out unconditionally via email. So what’s the catch? Nothing whatsoever - you just need a valid email address. But you need to act fast (or come back the next day), since all offered invites get snapped up rather quickly.

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10 Really Great Sites For Free Magazine Scans

January 28, 09 by sharky   29,306  views  

A common request among torrenters is for a private tracker that caters to magazine scans and torrents. While the idea would likely be a raving success, to the best of our knowledge, nary a one exists. Even the top eLearning trackers carry just a tiny iota of magazine-related content (BitMe.org carries a paltry 176 mag-related torrents) and even mega-tracker Demonoid with just 658 doesn’t fair much better. Until someone comes out with a magazine-only tracker, mag freaks will have to settle for some of these great sites.

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Pre Database, Scene Release and Dupecheck Websites

January 26, 09 by sharky   31,280  views  

Unless you have hundreds of accounts at various private trackers, you’re most likely missing out on the majority of what is being released (leaked) from the scene. Even so, it’s been estimated that 90% of scene releases don’t make it to BitTorrent at any level; whereas IRC, Usenet and even eD2k offer much more variety for those who seek out hard-to-find scene stuff. If you’re looking for something specific, dupecheck and preDB websites contain a wealth of information for the latest 0day and 0sec releases.

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LimeWire 5 - Is It Any Good, Or Just More P2P Junk?

January 20, 09 by sharky   8,279  views  

Tech-savvy torrenters snicker at anyone who continues to use LimeWire and similar-style P2P applications. Ever tried to convert your LimeWire-Luvin’ friend into joining the world of torrents? Not an easy task in most situations - you either get it, or you don’t. Having said that, for P2P’ers who can’t wrap their head around seeds, peers, swarms, ratios, H&Rs and other torrent-techie jargon, making the switch from version 4.18 to the all-new & drastically improved LimeWire 5 offers some substantial benefits over its predecessors. Take for instance, automatic file & folder sharing - this is disabled by default, so you won’t end up like Jammie Thomas.

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TorrentInvite Debuts Sister P2P Site At FileHoard.com

January 14, 09 by sharky   3,428  views  

Earlier this week, TorrentInvite.com officially launched a brand-new P2P and BitTorrent discussion board at http://FileHoard.com. FH is a place to talk about File Sharing, BitTorrent, Computers & Technology, and Entertainment. Additionally, T.I. is running a contest on FH, in which members can ‘win’ torrent invites of their choice.

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Get PUMPed With VIPeers’ New P2P Search & Sync Tool

December 29, 08 by sharky   3,413  views  

VIPeers is busy again developing fresh peer-to-peer and BitTorrent ideas — this time with a brand-new P2P application called PUMP. Pump is a complete all-in-one P2P solution offering a robust array of features, including: PC/mobile media syncing; music, video and torrent searching; embedded media player; blog & podcasting content integration; and sharing capabilities implemented through VIPeers’ online filesharing and podmailing applications.

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Pre-Times For TV Trackers - The Cycle of a TV Episode

November 21, 08 by sharky   5,070  views  

Ever wondered how long it takes for a private "TV" tracker to add an available torrent for a show that just aired? Or, what is the difference between pre-times for a specialty TV tracker such as BitMeTV, and a 0day tracker, and a public tracker such as Mininova or ThePirateBay? These questions and more explained, as we take a look into the inner workings of television torrent pre-times, TV scene releases, and their impact at various trackers.

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New Shareaza v2.4.0 - 9 Months After With 900 Changes

October 13, 08 by sharky   3,988  views  

The audacious Shareaza fiasco that saw their domain rudely hijacked and the popular file sharing client replaced with a fake ‘pay’ (aka. "legal") Shareaza v4 is likely still fresh in many of our minds. Fortunately, the original developers did not cease work on the GNU-licensed real Shareaza, as they introduce a much-improved new version v2.4.0.0 this month. After more than 9 months of dedication, the team is proud to announce the first major upgrade to Shareaza since the debacle. This latest Shareaza comes loaded with 900 very impressive cumulative updates & changes, including Vista support, integrated IRC chat, TorrentWizard, new skins, and even a TCP/UDP connection test.

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