We only had one issue with uTorrent Remote - it proved to be very buggy at times. You can, however, limit uTorrent's upload and download speeds, and enable or disable downloads to your phone over 2G and 3G. uTorrent Remote's settings on your actual Android device are pretty limited, but bear in mind that most of the tweaking will be achieved via the desktop client, so the Android settings don't need to be too advanced. Adding the URL of a torrent or feed is achieved via Add, while you can also view local files and logout. Of course, uTorrent Remote has clear and simple buttons to pause, delete or view the individual files of any download.įrom your menu button, you'll be able to manage additional tasks with uTorrent Remote. Clicking on any of the categories will show you the files currently in action, and clicking on any of the files will let you see more details. You'll quickly see what's downloading, seeding and completed, as well as your labels and feeds. Although the uTorrent Remote for Android is simplified, it's still very understandable at first glance.

Once inside the app, you'll see that it's very easy to use. Then open up the uTorrent Remote app on your phone, and you'll be able to control all your torrents remotely. Located under the 'preferences' options, signing up is as easy as choosing a computer name and password. Once it's on your phone, you'll have to open up the desktop client for Mac or PC and set up an account from there - the app doesn't allow you to do this from your mobile device.

UTorrent Remote for Android is a tiny download that won't take up much space on your device's memory.

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