When Wii launched in November 2006, Nintendo initially offered the Internet Channel as a free download as a promotional incentive to get people online.

Nintendo backtrack on it's "Internet Channel" making the latest version free (again) and includes an updated version of Flash.

Wii INTERNET CHANNEL NOW FREE! 1st September, 2009 – From today, anyone can now access the Wii Internet Channel for free*, allowing many more households to get online via their Wii.

To that end, the company has created the Wii Channel interface, which features everything from Mii creation to photo browsing, news and weather services, and a full-blown Internet browser.

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.

If you own a Nintendo Wii, then you will probably have purchased the Internet Channel, which allows you to surf the net on your Nintendo Wii.

The first thing I quickly realized upon attempting to use the Internet Channel for my regular internet access was that a USB keyboard would be a necessity. Using the Wii remote and the virtual ...

Hey man, you don't owe us an explanation. Times are tough, so maybe you just don't have the 500 Wii points (that is, five bucks) to get in on the Wii Internet Channel, and you missed the free ...

Knibble Wii draws its Wii compatible games from a rapidly growing database of more than 10,000 casual games aggregated on the Internet's most comprehensive casual gaming site, Knibble.com.

The Wii U’s internet browser has been designed so that users can seamlessly switch between playing a game to looking for something on the internet, the developers of the browser say in the ...

So much for WiiWare downloads, the Virtual Console, the Internet Channel and so forth. And like last year’s Wii redesign, the Wii mini won’t play GameCube games.