experience, higher quality video, faster software downloads, all with the security and reliability of a managed service." Navin in a podcast interview claimed that he attempted to sell BitTorrent DNA in January 2005. After finding that BitTorrent's brand was too polarizing for potential customers, they delayed the launch until after partnering with nearly 50 media companies in the BitTorrent Entertainment Network. That provided the company enough public validation to finally launch BitTorrent DNA two and half years later. The service's first customer was the company Brightcove, that chose to use it to distribute streaming video files. As of May 2009, the Asus support website is using BitTorrent DNA as an additional download method of their larger files in addition to their multiple somewhat internationally distributed HTTP servers and content delivery mirrors and other redirection facilities Asus has been known to rely in the present and past for their data delivery needs. Currently, a separate "P2P" icon is being presented for the DNA style downloads next to the "Global" and "Chinese" located servers as an example. See also Comparison of BitTorrent clients Usage share of BitTorrent clients References External links Glasnost test BitTorrent traffic shaping (Max Planck Institute for Software Systems) Android (operating system) software BitTorrent clients C++ software File sharing software BitTorrent clients for Linux MacOS file sharing software Windows file sharing software