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Opera 9.5 is out!

Thursday, 12. June 2008, 18:45:58

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Here are some great blog posts about the subject:

Opera 9.5

Opera 9.5 - the next generation of web standards

Opera Mail: Upgrading to Opera 9.5

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Anne van Kesteren talks "ARIA in HTML5"

Monday, 26. May 2008, 15:48:37

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My colleague Anne van Kesteren talks about ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) and HTML5 in a 2 part video podcast found here: http://standardssuck.org/aria-in-html5

I met Anne when he visited San Diego a little while back. He's a cool guy who does really important work.

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Going to BarCamp

Thursday, 1. May 2008, 23:19:31

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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 :wink:

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Opera Watch 2.0 is ready to go!

Saturday, 19. April 2008, 00:01:14

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 :wink:

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Always getting better: Opera Mini 4.1 beta released today

Wednesday, 2. April 2008, 20:30:49

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Here's the press release: Your phone's best friend: the new Opera Mini

Official download page with information on the new features

Announcement, extra info, and forum links on the Opera Mini blog: Opera Mini 4.1 beta available for testing!

Guided tour video

I'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.

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