According to research conducted a few months ago in various parts of the world, it was found that the vast majority of data traffic on the Web consists of files shared through P2P programs. A controversial phenomenon, for some a symbol of freedom represented by the Internet, for others the primary cause of the crisis of black music and film, which could lead to a collapse of industry products of this type.
But, like it or not, the "peer to peer" is still a practice that has become a real habit for many users, who need to keep under control their download (hopefully legal ...).
Waiting for a version of a well-known sharing program that can run on smartphones, here comes directly from Emule Project, an application that allows you to download the required files directly on the phone, but allows you to "control" operations Emule installed on your PC using the phone.
The newly formed utility called MobileMule and is compatible with any mobile device that supports Java applications and is at least 40 KB of free space and drive about 150-200KB of type volatile or so (a requirement very small, compared to new models of mobile phone on the market, but also for a few years ago that they have this support). Http through an Internet connection and setting up your firewall, namely leaving the door 80 open, it will be possible to monitor Emule at any time, to control your downloads and uploads.
The application is downloadable for free on the official website http://mobil.emule-project.net/ where you can find any information about its use and its operation. It is strongly recommended the use of a terminal that has a color screen, otherwise use MobileMule may be difficult and incomprehensible.
Source: Cellulari.it
Source: Cellulari.it
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