Mobiles reviews - opera

Opera Mobile 9.5 beta 1 fixes notification sound bug

Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:12:21 +0000

Opera Mobile 9.5 is off to a healthy start, but like all beta software, Opera Mobile 9.5 beta has its fair share of bugs that still need to be worked out. So, to keep up with their beta-users, Opera has released their first update for Opera Mobile 9.5 beta. The beta 1 update fixes an audio [...]

Win a FREE copy of Opera Mobile 9.5!

Sun, 27 Jul 2008 02:00:48 +0000

Well, Opera’s newest mobile web browser, Opera Mobile 9.5 is now live. To celebrate the launch of Opera’s latest mobile browser, we’re giving away free licenses! At IntoMobile, we’re all about celebrating product launches by giving our readers free stuff. So, here’s your chance to get your hands on a FREE copy of Opera Mobile 9.5. [...]

The new Internet Explorer Mobile for Windows Mobile 6.1 - desktop browsing from Windows Mobile

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:08:17 +0000

It was hard standing idly by, snapping a few pictures, while everyone else was busy taking video of Microsoft's demonstration of the next-generation Internet Explorer Mobile for Windows Mobile 6.1. Not having a video camera on hand was hard, but not being able to show you readers what Microsoft had in store for Internet Explorer [...]

Here we go again - Opera files complaint against Microsoft in European Union

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 19:26:17 +0000

What is this, 1993 ? Microsoft is again the target of market-position abuse complaints in the European Union. Opera, maker of our favorite mobile browser, has filed a complaint with the European Commission against the software giant for abusing their dominant market position. Apparently, Opera isn’t liking Microsoft’s practice of bundling their Internet Explorer browser with Windows. Futhermore, Microsoft is accused of stifling interoperability by skirting accepted internet-language standardization. Opera wants Microsoft to relent and give users a true choice in which browser they want to use. “We are filing this complaint on behalf of all consumers who are tired of having a monopolist make choices for them,” said Jon von Tetzchner, CEO of Opera. “In addition to promoting the free choice of individual consumers, we are a champion of open web standards and cross-platform innovation. We cannot rest until we’ve brought fair and equitable options to consumers worldwide.” If Opera gets its way, the European Commission would force Microsoft to unbundle its Internet Explorer browser with Windows and possibly even offer alternative browser choices within Windows. We’re with Opera all the way on this one. Internet Explorer doesn’t follow internet-standards and causes more headaches for coders/developers/designers than most people will ever know. It requires more time and money to ensure that webpages will render correctly in IE, and ultimately wastes unnecessary time. The revolution has begun - again! Viva la Opera! [Via: Macworld UK ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:European Union approves Sony Ericsson, Motorola dealEU citizens benefiting from Eurotariff roaming charge price capEU telecom ministers support opening up 900Mhz GSM radio spectrum for mobile servicesQualcomm being investigated by European Union for abusing its market positionNokia files Patent Exhaustion Case against Qualcomm in Europe

Opera Mobile named 'Best Windows Mobile Browser'

Wed, 28 Nov 2007 22:31:23 +0000

It’s official. Well, at least as far as Smartphone and PocketPC Magazine is concerned. Opera Mobile has been named the “best mobile browser for both Windows-based Pocket PC and Smartphones at the 2007 Best Software Awards by Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine.” We should note that the Opera Mobile browser was nominated to compete against its sister-browser, the Opera Mini browser, and the Thunderhawk browser in the Internet Browser and Web Utilities category. Opera Mobile took top honors in the competition over Opera Mini and Skweezer. “Fourteen independent Windows Mobile experts selected Opera Mobile as the winner in the all-important Internet Browser category in the 2007 Best Software Awards. Congratulations to the Opera Mobile team,” says Hal Goldstein, Executive Editor, Awards Administrator, Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine. The results highlighted Opera Mobile’s Flash support, page-rendering capabilities, tabbed browsing, and dual-viewing modes as helping secure Opera Mobile’s position as the “best” - and we tend to agree. As much as we love Opera Mini , and we do love it , Opera Mobile is the more powerful browser. If you’re handset can handle it, and you don’t mind paying for it, Opera Mobile is the way to go. Download Opera Mobile here . Press release ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Opera Mini, the most popular mobile Java app, looking for beta testersOpera Mini 4 goes gold!Opera Mobile passes the Acid2 testTake that Nokia: Samsung will be shipping Opera on their mobile phones tooOfficial S60 blog post actually recommends you install Opera Mini!

Opera Mini 4 goes gold!

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 21:56:37 +0000

That’s right. After a successful beta program, the good folks at Opera have just taken their prized Opera Mini browser to an official gold-status. That means this baby’s ready to rock your mobile-world with a solid, stable, desktop-like, mobile-browsing solution. The Opera Mini 4 browser is Opera’s push to bring the feel of browsing the web on your desktop to your tiny mobile device’s screen. We’ve already mentioned the added benefits of using Opera Mini 4 over your sorry-excuse for a built-in web-browser, so we’ll just say that Opera Mini 4 is where you want to be, hands down. Download Opera Mini 4 Gold here . [Via: OperaWatch ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Opera Mini celebrates its first birthdayOpera Mini 3.0 Beta announcedOpera Mini vs iPhone adOpera Mini 3.0 releasedNew beta for Opera Mini 4 coming tomorrow!