Bittorrent is probably the most popular peer to peer file sharing method in use today. It's not hard to figure out why. Bittorrent is extremely efficient and fast at getting files distributed to the users who want them. While some criticize the Bittorrent concept as being an avenue for software and media piracy, the fact of the matter is that the majority of Bittorrent use is for the legitimate sharing of free software such as various distributions of Linux, shareware, free media such as promotional videos, or even freely-distributed music such as recent releases by Trent Reznor. With all these popular, legitimate uses for Bittorrent, it makes sense that users want a client that can use the Bittorrent protocol that provides advanced features, especially the ability to control downloads remotely from the user's smart phone. Halite is a Bittorrent client that does exactly that.

Halite provides all of the standard features of a regular Bittorrent client. Users can activate magnet links, open torrents, view downloads in process and review the ratio of peers to seeders easily and effectively. But where other clients fall short, Halite steps up to the plate. Remote-control functionality tops off the list of Halite's features, allowing users to log in and manage every aspect of their Bittorrent downloads while they are out and about with a simple yet powerful mobile application that puts users in total control of their downloads.

Halite brings much-needed remote control functioning to the Bittorrent experience, and this is what makes it stand out as an effective and powerful Bittorrent client. It's unsurprising that it has become so widely popular since it's release, and it seems clear that Halite will continue to win over more and more users for years to come.