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A few more thoughts on Opera Unite

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 5:56:50 PM

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Here's an excerpt:

On June 16th, we unveiled Opera Unite, and the response was tremendous. So many people around the world were excited to learn what Opera Unite is all about and how the technology is poised to change how we interact with our data and each other online. That last point is worth re-emphasizing. Opera Unite, as many of you figured out, isn't just a tool for sharing data between computers; it is a platform that enables rich, real-time, and direct communication between people.



The full article can be found here: Getting behind the vision - further Opera Unite concepts

Opera Unite - Clarifying the VisionYour Opera Unite Stories - How do you use Unite?

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