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Users can spin the globe around and use it to find weather conditions all over the world. This mode shows the entire planet Earth with imagery provided by NASA. This channel also features a mode called 'Globe'. Additionally, weather icons differ across regions with the most notable difference being Japan, which uses more cartoon-like icons than most of the rest of the world. Users can view current weather, a 6-hour breakdown of the day's weather, 5-Day forecasts, the UV index, and the laundry index (used only in Japan to show how appropriate it is to hang one's clothes out to dry). Local areas provide a 5-Day forecast while international forecasts are limited to only one or two days due to service limitations. The Forecast Channel, which was made available on December 19, 2006, allows users to check the current weather conditions around the world. The Forecast Channel showing the weather in Tacoma, Washington.

Her older brother lurks around the News Channel. If one can catch her by grabbing her with the Wii Remote (hold and simultaneously) she'll give out pointers and tricks for using the channel. While in the Photo Channel, users may find a little cat. While users can zoom in and out of pictures (using and, respectively), even hi-res photos lose quality as they are enlarged in the Photo Channel as a result, photos may appear blurry when zoomed in. Furthermore, video can be used if it is in a motion JPEG (MJPEG) format. Users can even create slideshows of their photos set to Nintendo's provided music, or their own favorite songs stored on their SD card. Photos can be scrambled up to form 6-, 12-, 24-, or 48-piece puzzles in the 'Puzzle' section of the channel. The 'Mood' editor allows for more general editing including adjusting brightness levels and inverting colors.

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In the 'Doodle' section the simple editing software provides stamps, pencils, an eraser, and a rudimentary cut/paste tool for doodling on photos. Photos can be loaded either from the Wii Message Board or from a Secure Digital (SD) card inserted into the SD card slot in the front of the console. The Photo Channel allows users to view and edit their photos on their television.

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They are relying on cIOS and don't have 100% compatibility, but you can test them anyway.ДЇor each homebrew, you will have to learn how to setup and use it.Drawing on a dog's face in the Photo Channel.

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With sneek, you can install more than 48 channels at once, and it has perfect compatibility.ДЄs it's behaving like the real Wii menu, you can't display more than 48 channels, but there's a homebrew called 'snort48+' to choose the first 48 channels you want to display.ДЄll other homebrew are not emulating the Wii menu, but create their own game listing instead so there's no game limit. Sneek: Fully emulates the Wii behavior, you see a system menu like if you were on your internal memory, but it's using the Wii copy emulated on SD or USB. Instead of 512MB you now have a maximum of 2TB of storage space at once.

What you need is Emulated NAND, to install channels on virtual Wii memory stored on your SD or USB. There's a way to install more channels but not on your real NAND.

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You will probably encounter free space issue before filling all your 'tiles', unless you installed very small VC/Wiiware channels. The Wii has a limited internal storage (512MB NAND which are used by channels, savegames and System files).