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Zune HD Hacked

Zune HD Hacked

Fancy doing more stuff with your Zune that Microsoft currently allows you to? Well, the folks over at the ZuneBoards have managed to hack the Zune HD, which played a part in the release of the OpenZDK, allowing other developers to access anything XNA denied before. When done properly, you’ll be able to have games, emulators, app stores and whatever accessible from your Zune. It’s not something for everybody, but if you’re into taking things apart, why not?

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