Wednesday, 17. September 2008, 21:35:40
nvidia, Opera, tegra
Last week, Opera announced a new partnership with NVIDIA:
NVIDIA and Opera team to accelerate the full Web on mobile devicesText alone doesn't do this story justice, however. NVIDIA's new Tegra technology (featuring Opera as the browser component) has to be seen to be believed.
Here's a video of the prototype being demoed:
Wow: Hands-on With NVIDIA Tegra Prototype Device(I've seen it demoed in person; it really is amazing!)
Nothing specific has been announced yet, but I can't wait to see the amazing phones and mobile internet devices that come out of this.
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Speaking of Opera on mobile devices, here's a great blog post from David Storey about Opera Mini and Opera Mobile:
One reason why testing for Opera is important
Wednesday, 3. September 2008, 19:18:57
education, university tour, Opera
Be sure to check out the blog covering our recently completed university tour in South Africa:
http://my.opera.com/universitytours/blog/From that blog, I just watched the video interview featuring
Charles and
Jan, and I downloaded the podcast which I'll listen to later.
As far as I know, the next stop of the tour hasn't been announced yet (check here for updates:
http://www.opera.com/education/tours/ ), but I do know that Opera is planning something for the US, and I'll be involved in some way. I'll post more details as they become available.
Since I started my new role earlier this year, heading up Opera's user research efforts, I've had the chance to meet and talk with a lot of interesting people from various walks of life. As part of the US university tour, I'm really looking forward to talking with more students about their internet use and how Opera can meet their needs, while inspiring them to find new ways of using the Web for fun and profit.