LimeWire gained notoriety in the early 2000s as a free peer-to-peer file-sharing application widely used for downloading pirated music. By 2007, it was installed on one in three computers globally.

Lifestyle brand Dumbgood has introduced a new clothing collection featuring LimeWire’s retro branding on shirts and sweaters. Let everyone know you were a pirate in the early aughts.

LimeWire's AI image generator converts your text prompts into photos in the style of your choice (e.g., cartoon, comic book, 3D model, pixel art, etc.).

Not to give away my age, but there was a period of time in my life, 15 or so years ago, during which I acquired a lot of my music from LimeWire and a lot of my clothes from Pac Sun. Apparently ...

LimeWire is back - but not everyone is happy with its new crypto-focused direction. LimeWire was relaunched in 2023 after having been shut down in 2010 ...

The shirts sold out and commenters mourned. “In the end we were all montrosellectuals,” one wrote. “Bobby Heugel sighs in relief, happy he won’t be catching anymore strays,” quipped another.

While the old LimeWire’s fate was sealed over copyright issues, the new AI music-maker only uses licensed music for its training data, the company’s chief operating officer Marcus Feistl says.

LimeWire, renowned for its pioneering role in peer-to-peer music sharing, today announced its latest foray into the generative AI space with the launch of the LimeWire AI Music Studio. The ...