In a fit of apparent oddity, the Zune doesn’t support non-US characters. [Mike] sent in this how-to on modding the Zune software to speak other languages. We haven’t seen much on the Zunes, so it’s about time for something to come out.
who has zune?
Posted at 8:57 am on Sep 10th, 2007 by nom1
@nex:
Who cares when it came out?
-and that was the best thing you could think of to say?
why did you bother?
Yes, I agree that zunes should be hacked relentlessly and doggedly.
Let’s start with that broken wifi, shall we??
Posted at 2:24 pm on Sep 10th, 2007 by strider_mt2k
Mr. Nex,
I hope you research more thoroughly next time, I am an active zuneboards member, and the H&M team deserves a thanks, not a slap. What they have achieved was not the hack itself, but a way for the average person to add multi language support for their zune. I’m sure you know that it is illegal to redistribute a “Modded” firmware, this is a way to legally bring this support to the public. I and many other readers would appreciate it if you and other “nay sayers” would do your research and attempt to understand what you are talking about before you blabber and destroy someones efforts.
Sincerely
Xero
xerointell at gmail dot com
Also Thank You lpxxfaintxx for putting forward an effort to bring this support to the public.
Posted at 10:52 pm on Sep 10th, 2007 by xero
Wow, excellent news, has zune is not yet come out somewhere else thant the US, this is very usefull for those who buy the zune from the US. Like poeple from europe, asia…
Well done.
Posted at 3:04 pm on Sep 19th, 2007 by blackhawk1793
so, who’s working on the web browser for one of these.. the hardware is all already there, and it’s a windows platform… should be running opera on it in no time, eh
Posted at 4:23 am on Oct 22nd, 2007 by miq
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hmm late much… this came out on engadget a few weeks ago
Posted at 2:50 am on Sep 10th, 2007 by nex