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Opera software could solve phone browsing conundrum
News Opera Software says it has finally solved the long-standing problem of reading big, bulky Web pages on tiny cell phone screens, posing a potential threat to both WAP and to Microsoft. We massage the content so that is fits onto the screen," said...
[October 14, 2002, 8:48]
Opera and MySQL battle against software patents
Talkback Software is not manufactured, it is something you write and publish. Keep Europe free from software patents, we do not want censorship by patent law on written works. I think that European member States should ensure, that patents do not limit or...
[June 28, 2005, 20:04]
Opera and MySQL battle against software patents
Talkback Software patents are about one thing only. An arms race. Legal arms to be precise. Only huge companies with large budgets could hope to come out somewhat undamaged. The rest (actually, most of us) will only end up in the crossfire.
[June 28, 2005, 22:05]
Opera and MySQL battle against software patents
News Opera, MySQL, 1&1 Internet, CAS Software, CSB-System, GMX, and Materna are being aided in their effort by campaigner Florian Mueller, founder of an anti-patent Web site, who has agreed to return to the fray after giving up his battle against the...
[June 28, 2005, 16:30]
Opera updates smartphone browser
News Opera Software has updated its Web browser for the Sony Ericsson P800 smartphone, improving the way some complex pages render on the handset's small screen. Version 6.2 of the Opera browser, released on Thursday, refines a software package first...
[September 25, 2003, 15:25]
Opera 'borks' MSN in standards spat
News Opera Software has released a new version of its Opera 7 Web browser with just one tweak -- it turns Microsoft's MSN Web site into gibberish inspired by the Swedish Chef from The Muppet Show. When people using Opera 7 browser software visit MSN.com...
[February 14, 2003, 11:49]
Opera fast-forwards new browser
News Opera Software has put its browser development into fast forward with a new release on Friday for both the Windows and Linux platforms. With the release, Opera continues with its strategy of competing against Microsoft's dominant Internet Explorer...
[April 11, 2003, 15:12]
Opera 7.60 joins the browser battle
News The next version of the Opera browser, due at the end of the year, will improve the browsing experience, Opera Software said on Tuesday. Opera 7.60 will include new rendering technology that will cut out the need for horizontally scrolling across...
[November 23, 2004, 13:10]
"Fastest browser on earth" now free for Linux, Mac
News Opera Software hasn't yet put the finishing touches on its forthcoming Mac and Linux browser releases. But the software maker plans to announce Thursday that it will make free versions of Opera 5.0 for both of these operating systems available...
[February 1, 2001, 7:39]
Free Opera: Start of something big?
News As previously reported, Opera Software A/S made its first free browser available for download Wednesday. Now the next issue is whether or not the Oslo, Norway-based software maker will also free its BeOS, Mac OS, and Linux versions of Opera.
[December 7, 2000, 10:46]
Opera heads for wireless mainstream
News Opera Software has reached a deal with Nokia to begin including the Opera Web browser as a default application on Nokia smartphones. Opera Software may control only a tiny fraction of the market for desktop Web browsers, but it is making steady...
[October 29, 2003, 16:30]
Opera embeds itself in a new market
News Opera Software is to concentrate on the embedded browser market, expanding the range of devices and architectures its browser software will run on. Opera's greatest levels of success have been in the smartphone browser market, particularly on the...
[January 5, 2006, 16:05]
Opera finds footing in browser war
News After years of waiting patiently for AOL Time Warner or Microsoft to stumble, Opera Software is trumpeting its relationship with IBM as evidence it's making progress against its massive rivals in the browser market.
[May 16, 2001, 9:25]
New act opens for Opera on the Mac
News We've decided to stay and fight on the Mac platform," Opera Software representative Pal Hvistendahl wrote in an email. Opera said the decision to continue producing a Mac browser was partly based on interest by consumers and third-party software...
[May 22, 2003, 7:36]
Curtain rises on Opera 9
News Opera Software on Tuesday released the newest version of its popular browser, which is designed to offer several improvements over its predecessors. For Opera 9, we worked hard to push the limits of what people expect from a Web browser," Jon von...
[June 21, 2006, 9:10]
Opera updates Linux browser
News Opera Software, one of the only serious rivals to Microsoft's Internet Explorer, has brought Linux and Unix users on board with its latest browser test version, hot on the heels of the company's latest Windows test release last week.
[September 2, 2003, 11:40]
Opera 7 for Windows (beta) review
Reviews Opera 7 for Windows Beta 1, like previous versions of the browser, is available as a free, ad-sponsored download, or you can register the beta for $29 (~£18) to get rid of the ads and improve the built-in email client and technical support.
[November 26, 2002, 16:12]
Comdex 2001: Opera 6.0 beta
News Opera Software moved on Tuesday to catch up to Microsoft and Netscape on the international scene with a test launch of its new browser. This summer, the UK-based mobile software unit of Psion selected Opera as the browser for its handsets.
[November 14, 2001, 17:00]
Opera spins Web into mobile phones
News Opera Software is following up its success with the Opera browser for mobile phones with the Opera Platform, which is designed to make data services more accessible to mobile users. While Opera's browser has already proved popular in smartphones...
[October 10, 2003, 15:05]
Mac Opera gored on Safari?
News Opera Software expressed significant doubts it would continue producing a browser for the Macintosh operating system, illustrating a growing problem for third-party Mac developers as Apple Computer steps up its own application development efforts.
[January 28, 2003, 7:39]
