Do you know what makes up an estimated 35% of the internet's traffic today? It is BitTorrent. This is a technology created in 2001 by Bram Cohen. Torrents are a method of downloading files through file sharing. This is often called peer 2 peer (P2P). The next revolution could be the addition of this technology to the iPhone.

To understand how this could work, you need to know the basics behind torrents. To start downloading files using P2P, you will need some software. This is referred to as a client. You then need to visit a torrent website. There you will be able to download a tracker which will help you find peers to download the file from.

When it comes to the iPhone file sharing, it is seen as a huge jump in potential. Recently, Gizmodo reported a story about a hacker who was able to develop iPhone torrents. The hacker developed a client for the phone. This technology is still in its infancy and you need to know some things before using iPhone torrents. This will eat your battery and it can only be done on WiFi. Also, you need to be an expert before trying to iPhone torrents because there are special installation instructions. It is also is brand new and could be filled with bugs.

With this development, it still puts iPhone torrents availability just around the corner. Just look how long it took torrent files to make up 35% of the internet's traffic. Furthermore, there is already an application that is available for iPhone torrents. It is offered by u Torrent. What it does is give a way for the owner of the iPhone to remotely control the torrents that are being downloaded by their computer. There is also plenty of websites that are dedicated to iPhone torrents. These websites are often a one time free for unlimited iPhone torrents.

Who knows what the true future is, but if this technology is successfully developed the possibilities are endless. iPhone torrents are only at the beginning of develop and if you have an iPhone it will more than likely will be available before you know it.