HelloFromEurope Exclusive Content

Anthony Papousek on February 11th 2010, 05:27

I am happy to announce that HelloFromEurope will soon have exclusive looks at upcoming games for the Zune HD platform. These games will be built with the XNA framework, and will not install in the traditional manner. The programmer, Zuner2012 is very excited about this platform. After interviewing him, he commented, “Hello From Europe will be getting alot of new content that other sites just won’t have.” Here is a look at one of his games, Zune Vs. iPod in it’s early development days.
Zuner2012 had ALOT of help from LeeNRo(c)K Studios in early development days. I got a personal sneak peek at a newer Zune HD version, and am quite impressed.


    Vote the Zune HD to Gadget of the Year 2009

    Korneel De Feyter on February 2nd 2010, 19:41


    Engadget is asking for your help (vote, actually). They’re keeping their annually election of the Engadget Awards and this year the Zune HD is nominated in the category of ‘Gadget of the year 2009′.
    For the moment he iPhone 3GS is the one with the most votes, but there’s no doubt the title ‘Best gadget of the year 2009′ belongs to the Zune HD.
    So make sure you vote on this page for the Zune HD.

    Beside being nominated in the category Gadget of the year the Zune HD is also nominated as “Portable Media Device of the Year” and the Zune AV dock has a chance of becoming the “Peripheral of the Year”.


      Zune HD gets compliments on good looks by MSI

      Korneel De Feyter on December 19th 2009, 15:32

      MSI Zune HD Clone
      Someone had to be the first and in this case that honour goes to MSI. The company might be known to you as a PC manufacturer, but apparently it has also some skills in copying someone else’s design. It’s pretty obvious that the designers of this MT-V660 were inspired by the good looks of the Zune HD.
      But hey, Microsoft, take it as a compliment…


        ABi Zune HD glass screen stress test

        Korneel De Feyter on November 8th 2009, 10:49

        Over at anythingbutipod.com Grahm Skee did a stress test on the Zune HD’s glass screen. It turns out that the glass screen performed as good as the 120’s did.

        (No scratches)