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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NUWAN BUWA" data-source="post: 11243003" data-attributes="member: 359616">         ....UTORRENTS KEPPS BITTORRENTS LEAD, BITCOMET FADES AWAY....                      <img src="http://torrentfreak.com//images/utorrent_logo.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Fresh data on the market share of BitTorrent clients shows that uTorrent  remains the client of choice for most BitTorrent users in the West. A  sample of more than half a million unique peers further shows that  Transmission is gaining ground, while the once so popular BitComet  client slowly fades away. With millions of people using BitTorrent every day, the protocol has  been the leading P2P technology from more than half a decade.To gain more insight into BitTorrent’s usage we’ve previously looked at  the market share of various BitTorrent clients to spot emerging trends,  and today we revive this initiative. To see where things stand two years  after our last report, TorrentFreak asked the Tribler P2P research team  at Delft University of Technology to find out which clients are being  used in various popular BitTorrent swarms.Although the new results show some interesting shifts in market shares,  uTorrent remains firmly in the lead. Nearly half of the 557,536 unique  peers (48%) that were spotted in the sample were using a version of  uTorrent. The mainline client, also developed by BitTorrent Inc., came  in at third with a market share of 13 percent.Vuze, formerly known as Azureus, secured second place with 22 percent of  the total users. This is an all-time high for the client which had just  14 percent market share in our last report. One of the factors that  contributed to this rise is FrostWire’s move to become a BitTorrent-only  client based on the Azureus code base. This means that a few percent of  the downloaders that identify as using Azureus, are in fact FrostWire  users.Another client that gained popularity is Transmission, which doubled its  market share in recent months and is now at 7 percent. A respectable  figure, especially because Transmission doesn’t have a native Windows  client. BitComet, on the other hand, continued its downward spiral and  is now stuck at little over one percent, down from the 6 percent it  enjoyed two years ago.We have to note that the comparisons above are relative. The number of  BitTorrent users has grown significantly over the past two years, so in  absolute numbers Transmission’s user base may have even quadrupled, or  more.Below is the full list of all clients that have a market share over 1  percent. Some clients were not identified by libTorrent (rakshasa) and  those ended up in the unknown ‘category’. As before, the research  focuses on popular swarms listed on English language BitTorrent sites,  which means that ‘foreign’ clients such as Xunlei are underrepresented.<img src="http://www.pix2links.com/images/25271441887541648851.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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