New free Wii Internet Channel with updated Flash
Tuesday, 1. September 2009, 12:44:20
As you probably know by now, Opera 10.0 for desktop is finally out.
But that's not all. Your Wii might be glowing blue today with a nice surprise for you: There's a new version available, and it has updated to a more recent Flash version. Not only that, but the Internet Channel (powered by Opera) is now a free download! And if already you paid, you will get a free NES game for the trouble.
Not bad.
The new Flash version reports itself as "9,1,122,0", but it is most likely Flash Lite 3, which according to Adobe's FAQ calls itself Flash 9.
The FAQ also states that Flash Lite 3 supports all Flash 9 content except ActionScript 3. If it comes across such content, it will display a Flash icon to let you know that the content is not supported.
It's good to see that Nintendo finally decided to replace the old and outdated Flash 7 version used on the Internet Channel.
But that's not all. Your Wii might be glowing blue today with a nice surprise for you: There's a new version available, and it has updated to a more recent Flash version. Not only that, but the Internet Channel (powered by Opera) is now a free download! And if already you paid, you will get a free NES game for the trouble.
Not bad.
The new Flash version reports itself as "9,1,122,0", but it is most likely Flash Lite 3, which according to Adobe's FAQ calls itself Flash 9.
The FAQ also states that Flash Lite 3 supports all Flash 9 content except ActionScript 3. If it comes across such content, it will display a Flash icon to let you know that the content is not supported.
It's good to see that Nintendo finally decided to replace the old and outdated Flash 7 version used on the Internet Channel.
WIDGETIZE
DanielHendrycks # 1. September 2009, 12:54
I always use the Internet Channel
Time to get Legend Of Zelda for free
rafaelluik # 1. September 2009, 13:37
WOFall # 1. September 2009, 13:52
Gyrobo # 1. September 2009, 17:14
Excellent news!
Gyrobo # 1. September 2009, 17:15
ohrn # 1. September 2009, 20:14
shoust # 2. September 2009, 11:26
DanielHendrycks # 2. September 2009, 12:16
No, just a flash upgrade. It still uses Opera 9.3's engine.
Chas4 # 2. September 2009, 12:22
TechnoCat # 2. September 2009, 16:18
Chas4 # 2. September 2009, 16:49