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Day: September 9, 2007

Go International With Your Zune

September 9, 2007 by Will O'Brien 6 Comments


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.

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