Its Here And Its Finnaly Here Cant Belive It!!!!

By "free until the end of June", it means you only need to download it once, and it's free to download until the end of June. So they will not charge for existing downloads, just new ones.
 
I just downloaded mine and it has been such a big improvement, im proud to have a wii these days as the kick ass!!!:D
 
chain blade said:
The full internet channel but you won't if you get it before then!


Well thats cleared that up, now I just hope Spurs win tonight :hand:
 
We now have 3 topics about this, can this be the official one?
 
rishi 20 said:
i did it about an hour ago
not much diffrent

im waiting for mii popularity

How is there not much different?

* Zoom – The Internet Channel features two types of zoom: manual and automatic. The automatic zoom was first introduced in the trial version and allows users to select a point with the remote and zoom into that point at an auto-detected level. Manual zoom now gives the user the option to zoom the entire page at self-determined intervals. Nintendo also introduces the "outline font" feature which prevents fonts from appearing blurred no matter the zoom level in use.
* Search – A search button has been added to the start page and to the browser toolbar. Choose between Yahoo! Search and Google as preselected search engines. Your selection can be changed at any time, or a different search engine can be used by typing the address of the search engine you wish to use.
* Scroll - To help users understand their scrolling motions, a new scrolling display guide has been added to the Internet Channel that indicates the direction and speed of the scroll. In addition to scrolling by pressing the B Button, users can also scroll by pressing the +Control Pad, for four-directional scrolling. This allows you to scroll the screen without having to point the remote at the TV.
* Ease of use – The Internet Channel now offers more user feedback when surfing. Users will encounter new sounds, animations and loading cursor graphics, creating a more complete browsing experience.
* Multiple cursors - The Internet Channel now displays the cursors of multiple Wii remotes. The primary Wii Remote can control actions on the screen, while the other Wii Remotes can point out interesting content.
* Hide the toolbar - Users are now given the option to display or hide the toolbar in the settings menu. Also, there are new advanced key presses for each toolbar function allowing users to surf with the toolbar off.
o B Button + Left Arrow = Search
o B Button + Right Arrow = Enter web address
o B Button + Up Arrow = Reload
o B Button + Down Arrow = Favorites
o B Button + (+) key = Page forward
o B Button + (-) key = Page backward
* Response time – The Internet Channel now sports improved performance and response time upon start up, when loading the favorites menu and in the toolbar.
 
A little off topic Irish men, (just ask him in his profile:thumbsup:
But yeah, I kind of expected a total makeover of the whole thing...but I guess minimal change is expected from Nintendo... Its not bad, the constant crashing has stoped. Seriously, I couldnt scroll down a page in Wiichat without it crashing, but I would like to know. Will it cost 500 points ALLTOGETHER to keep it or will it cost 500 points A MONTH to keep it?
 
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