Wii Opera Internet Channel Wad Download

The homebrew browser is one of the most useful homebrew applications, it allows you to access and download an abundance of homebrew applications all from your Nintendo Wii. Download the homebrew browser by clicking the download button at the bottom of the page

The Internet Channel can now be downloaded directly from the Wii Shop Channel on any connected Wii console. Nintendo and Opera have incorporated user feedback from the original version of the Internet Channel to create a faster, more functional and feature-rich Web experience on Wii that can be enjoyed by the entire family. This page has various channels for the wii menu made by nintendo and various homebrew channels. Opera Web Browser http://rapidshare.com/files/111818408. 1) install the homebrew channel. 2) download the wii opera browser internet channel. 3) install the internet channel with wad manager. You could do that or steal a points card and then get your channel with it.

Installation instructions

After downloading the homebrew browser files, insert your SD card into your computer and make a new folder called “apps” on the root of your SD card. This is where you will copy the homebrew browser files. After you have done this, insert your SD card into your Nintendo Wii and head on over to the homebrew channel. Once the homebrew channel has loaded up, you should see a new application. Click on this application to open the hombrew browser.

Internet Channel Wii Download

Wii's Opera Internet channel goes Web 2.0. The Wii just got a little more social. Share links with friends and enjoy your USB keyboard instead of the maddening onscreen keyboard. Want to get the Wii Opera Browser for free? This will not work with a USB, only a SD-card. Steps according to corradostyler94 listed below. 1.) Downloading and unpacking the browser on your Computer.

Note: If after you open the homebrew browser it says it cannot access the server, Insert your SD card back into your computer and go to the homebrew browser folder inside the ‘apps’ folder. You should find a file called “settings.xml”, open this file in notepad or any text editing document and change the server value from “0” to “1”, for more details click here.

Wii Internet Channel Wad Download

Nintendo's wildly popular Wii(TM) home video game system not only revolutionizes how people play games, but it also entices new people into the world of gaming. On Dec. 22, Nintendo and Opera Software bring the Internet to the living room couch with a free beta version of the Opera Web browser. Wii owners who are connected and have activated the Wii Shop Channel can download a free beta version of the Opera browser to activate the Internet Channel of the Wii Menu and begin surfing the Web.
'This newest Wii Menu channel provides yet another feature to draw non-gamers in,' says Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime. 'All kinds of people already have discovered that Wii is like nothing they have ever tried before, and our red-hot sales reflect this public enthusiasm.'
'Our software brings the power and reach of the Internet to the hottest video game system available,' says Scott Hedrick, Executive Vice President, Devices, at Opera Software. 'Wii's unique interface adds a new dimension to our browser, making it a useful tool that the whole family will enjoy operating with ease.'
The final version of the Opera browser will be available at the end of March 2007, and will be free for all Wii owners to download through the end of June 2007. After June, users who haven't already downloaded the Opera browser can go to the Wii Shop Channel to download it for 500 Wii Points.
The Internet Channel provides an optimal Web browsing experience on people's home television. The Adobe Flash-enabled beta version of the Opera browser puts the Internet right onto owners' television screens and lets them browse with ease, enabling them to check sports scores, plot maps or visit their favorite Web sites. Multiple family members can gather around the television to plan a vacation or make online purchases. The pointing abilities of the Wii Remote(TM) allow users to click on links they want to see or to zoom into any part of the screen through the motion of the controller. In addition, the Wii Remote can be used with an on-screen keyboard to make text entry as easy as point and click.
The Internet Channel joins the four already-live channels: Disc Channel, Photo Channel, Mii(TM) Channel and Wii Shop Channel. The Forecast Channel goes live on Dec. 20 and provides current and future weather information that can be accessed using a text list of cities or by using the Wii Remote to zoom in on a 3-D interactive globe. Weather information is provided by Weathernews. The Internet Channel, Forecast Channel and Wii Shop Channel are available at no charge, though they require Wii owners to have a high-speed Internet connection. For more information about Wii, visit Wii.com.
Link: Wii Homepage