GigaomOpera’s data-saving Max app will be embedded into two new MediaTek chipsets
The 64-bit system-on-a-chip (SoC) products will help users, most likely in emerging markets, save money on data without needing to install anything. Read more »
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The 64-bit system-on-a-chip (SoC) products will help users, most likely in emerging markets, save money on data without needing to install anything. Read more »
Opera for Android has increased its user numbers 73 percent year-on-year, even though its share of the Android market actually appears to be falling. Read more »
The Norwegian firm’s browser will be the default on Microsoft’s low-end Asha, Series 30+ and Series 40 phones, almost all of which will be phased out by the end of 2015. Read more »
The Norwegian browser vendor now has pole position on the Linux-based handsets Microsoft is selling in emerging markets and beyond. Read more »
Having dropped Linux support around the time of its root-and-branch revamp, Opera is now offering its first developer version for Linux users in over a year. Read more »
The move brings Opera in line with the other two big WebRTC-supporting browsers, Chrome and Firefox, which both already support the promising protocol in their Android versions. Read more »
WebRTC is useful for all sorts of things, and it turns out peer-to-peer, real-time file transfer is one of them. Read more »
The new version of the Norwegian software firm’s gesture-centric browser also claims speed and security enhancements. Read more »
Android tablet users can now get a specially-optimized version of Opera that opts for tabs, rather than the firm’s usual carousel approach to flipping between pages on mobile devices. Read more »
The Norwegian browser firm is now thinking truly post-PC. Its Coast browser does away with traditional desktop browser elements such as tabs, forward and back buttons, and even the URL bar. Read more »