Tired of bloated and resource hungry download-managers or just want to run a download-manager on any kind of server or embedded system?, the answer is pyLoad - A powerful download manager designed to run on very low hardware requirements, platform independently and even without the need of Graphical Output.

Beside the standard systems like Windows or Ubuntu many User successfully installed pyLoad on a great variety of systems e.g. ASUS Router, NSLU2, any OpenWRT Router, Linkstation, QNAP NAS, PlugBox, eTrayz, basically any system with a unix os and at least 32MB ram. Supporting all common One-Click-Hoster including free and premium support like Rapidshare, Hotfile, Megaupload etc., it has a GUI for desktop systems, a nice Webinterface to control your downloads with your Browser and much more features of any modern download-manager.

There are more then enough free automated file-downloading utilities for popular free hosting services like Rapidshare, Megaupload, Hotfile, Depositfiles etc. and we have reviewed almost everyone of them, but new free utility MiPony makes them feel useless being a smart, simple, fast and efficient automated downloader for more then 21 file-hosting services supporting free and premium account options for major services.

The utility comes with unique features like an integrated tabbed browser with auto-link detection, auto-check file availability, options for automatic joining of files from free servers which are divided into parts, a fully functional advanced download manager, automatic updates and a smart download engine.

We have shared many free automated downloaders for various file-hosters like Rapidshare and Megaupload, but today I will be sharing a pretty unknown utility supporting fast and easy automated downloads from many file-hosters, RDesc is a new software supporting automated simultaneous downloads for free users from file-hosting services like Hotfile, 4Shared, Mediafire, Netload, ZShare, DepositFiles, Easy-Share, Gigasize, Rapidshare and Megaupload.

RDesc is very stable and well supported with active development ironing out bugs and adding new features every few days.