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Saturday, 10. December 2005, 15:45:48
About blog
My name is Lawrence Eng, and I work for Opera Software. This is one of my two blogs.
Opera Otaku is devoted specifically to Opera-related topics.
lainspotting is my general blog (devoted to
otaku studies, science, technology, and (sub)culture). Every once in awhile, however, there will be some crossover posts. I also post occasionally on
Choose Opera. Please feel free to join that group.
If you found this blog while searching for my otaku studies research, please proceed to the following webpage:
Lawrence Eng's Anime Fandom Research. My primary website is
Lawmune's Netspace.
Thanks for reading; I hope you find something interesting here.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this blog are my own and do not necessarily belong to Opera Software or anyone else.
Thursday, 1. May 2008, 23:19:31
Opera, barcamp, San Diego
This Saturday, I'll be at
BarCamp San Diego 3. I'll be talking to people about Opera, of course.
We're also a sponsor, as is Microsoft. In fact, this BarCamp is being held at Microsoft's San Diego office. Should be interesting
Saturday, 19. April 2008, 00:01:14
opera watch
Two days ago,
Opera Watch 2.0 was announced, which will retain Daniel Goldman as an Opera blogger. The big news, however, is that he'll be joined by a brand new team of Opera Watch bloggers, most of whom are very active on
My Opera and
Choose Opera. These guys really know Opera well, and they're not afraid to share their opinions (positive and negative). I really look forward to following the new direction of Opera Watch, and who knows, maybe they'll be nice and let me contribute something now and then
Wednesday, 2. April 2008, 20:30:49
Opera Mini, samsung
Here's the press release:
Your phone's best friend: the new Opera MiniOfficial download page with information on the new featuresAnnouncement, extra info, and forum links on the Opera Mini blog:
Opera Mini 4.1 beta available for testing!Guided tour videoI've tried it out, of course, and the new features (autocomplete, direct address input, search within the address bar, find in page) are all great, and browsing feels even faster than before (if that's possible).
Note: I'm currently using a Samsung SPH-M610 on Sprint (borrowed from Opera) until I get
a new phone.
Friday, 21. March 2008, 18:09:55
opera watch, Opera
I just wanted to offer my best wishes to Daniel Goldman, who has
decided to move on from Opera to pursue new opportunities.
Opera Watch certainly won't be the same, but I hope it will continue on in one form or another. I've always enjoyed working with Daniel because, like myself, he was an active Opera fan even before joining the company.
I hope he'll be an active member of the My Opera community that he helped to build up, and where he'll always be welcome.
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