January 1st, 2010 marks the release date of the official Ares p2p file sharing software for Windows 7. A year in development, Ares (http://www.ares.net) development group has finally updated the popular p2p software to include many new upgrades, such as, but not limited to: a beautiful HD video player for playing HD movies and videos, updated and more user friendly media library, Windows 7 compatibility, and 24/7 email support.
"For those users that still have Ares Vista, upgrade to Ares for Windows 7 as soon as you can. Ares Vista was specifically coded to work with Windows Vista and not with Windows 7. The latest version of Ares will work with Windows 7 without causing any hardware or software issues.", as stated by the developers.
"We have been working on compatibility issues and bug fixes for the Windows 7 operating system for quite some time and we were able to finally complete the work, just prior to the new year. We officially released Ares for Windows 7 on January 1st, 2010, and what a great new year. Our users are thrilled with the new updates we've made to the software, especially the new HD video player.", one of the lead developers told us.
Anyone who is familiar with downloading music, movies, games, or software, is probably well aware or at least heard of Ares. Ares has been around for quite sometime and is currently one of the most popular p2p file sharing applications in the world. The BitTorrent protocol was implemented into the software a couple of years ago, allowing users to use the Ares download software to download torrent files, therefore, eliminating the need to have a torrent client and a p2p client. Ares is both and allows concurrent downloads of torrent files and files pulled from the Ares network.
The developers also added this warning, "There are a LOT of Ares clones and scams out there right now. They take advantage of people that are not familiar with Ares. We advise anyone that downloads Ares from anywhere other than the official Ares download site, which is here: Ares , please don't be fooled by their empty promises of support.
The only place you can actually get true support for Ares is at http://www.ares.net . Look at the poor designs of the websites/scam sites, that are claiming to have the "official Ares". Don't you think that if they were really the developers that they would at least care what their site looked like?" |
