Opera Campus Crew Blog

At the beginning not many people came... but we convinced them to try Opera on Linux!



Later, more people came.



Here Luis was explaining cool features like Speed Dial, Tabs and Skins.



Here Josué explained how Opera Mini works, with a Pam Tungsteng E2.




Here Samuel explained features like Opera Drangonfly, Search, Widgets and Skins.



Here, you can see in the back people are enjoying browsing with their phones in Opera Mini! Josué was transfering it via Bluetooth.



Here is one of the techers we invited to use Opera. He said he only knows the default OS browser. He liked Opera and we copied it to his USB stick.



For more pictures visit the album

Our statistics were:

9 students went with Opera in their USB sticks.
9 students went with Opera installed in their laptops (in XP, Vista and Ubuntu)
3 students went with Opera Mini installed in their phones.
3 teachers went with Opera in their USB sticks.
1 teacher went with Opera installed in his computer.
1 teacher went with Opera Mini installed in his Blackberry.

We put posters (you can see some in the first photo), gave some Opera Survey direction cards and gifted Opera buttons with 2 designs (you can see them in the second picture, but not one was left after about an hour. :sad:)