The torrent search engines we’ve covered in this post are the best for finding any torrent you’re looking for, but before you use one, keep the following in mind: Ease of use; ...

TorrentSpy is a BitTorrent search engine which indexes torrent files available online and from users who offer such files to the downloading and sharing community. TorrentSpy offers a normal ...

Like other torrent search engines, simply enter your query and hit Enter on your keyboard. Torrentz2 is one of the faster torrent search engines on the market, and can get you results from 60 ...

Torrent Downloads is another free and popular Torrent search engine on this list. It has different categories for downloading Torrents, including TV shows, movies, music, games, software, etc.

Torrent Finder searches the top BitTorrent search engines and returns the results from each site in different tabs or small horizontal frames. With Torrent Finder you can choose which popular ...

What's a popular piracy haven worth without all the pirates? Search-engine-for-BitTorrent downloads YouTorrent is about to find out. YouTorrent, which indexed a handful of illegal torrent sites ...

Search Engine Land » Platforms » Google » Google: BitTorrent Back In Auto Complete To Make Search “More Useful to People” Share Yesterday we reported that after over two years of being ...

BitTorrent search engine BTJunkie voluntarily shuttered its service today, leaving behind only a holding page with the dates 2005-2012 and a message for its users: ...

The creator of the popular online file-sharing program BitTorrent is preparing to launch a Web-based search engine that will comb the Internet for sites hosting files for downloading movies, music ...

Popular Poland-based torrent meta-search site Torrentz.eu has removed its key functionality, effectively shutting down a major portal for finding pirated material on the web. According to a ...

From a temporary office in San Francisco, the web's most prolific peer-to-peer network is about to morph into a commercial service, with ads from Ask Jeeves. Kevin Poulsen reports from San Francisco.