Torrent fans looking for a new way to download stuff on their Android device can now get Flud in its first stable version. Flud 1.0 has no limits imposed on upload or download speeds. Users can also select which files they want to download and specify the file and folder priorities.
Flud supports RSS feeds with automatic downloading and has magnet link support. Other features include NAT-PMP, DHT, and UPnP support. Several other formats are supported and users can download stuff sequentially.
Files can be moved while downloading and the app supports torrents with large number of files and torrents with very large file sizes. The app also supports encryption, IP filtering, and proxy support for trackers and peers.
Users can set the app to download on WiFi only and the app theme can be chosen from light, dark, or light with dark action bar. Flud does point out that after KitKat 4.4 apps can no longer write directly to an external SD card so filed have to be downloaded to its folder.
SOURCE: Google Play