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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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Opera browser updated on the Wii

Thursday, 12. April 2007, 06:10:06

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I'm noticing a lot of positive reactions :smile:

http://digg.com/gaming_news/Final_Version_of_Internet_Channel_Available_Now

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Video demo: Opera on DS Lite

Wednesday, 14. March 2007, 19:39:12

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Hey, I'm on video!

Spencer from Siliconera came by our booth at SXSW and took some video of me demoing Opera on the DS Lite. Check it out: Watch: Nintendo DS browser in action

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Chat with Opera's CEO

Friday, 23. February 2007, 19:20:59

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Daniel already posted about it, but I think the news needs to be spread far and wide. This coming Thursday, March 1st, at 5:00 PM CET (which is 8:00 AM EST), Jon S. von Tetzchner (Opera's CEO) will be available to chat online and answer your questions. See the Web Apps blog for more details: http://my.opera.com/WebApplications/blog/2007/02/23/web-developer-chat-jon-von-tetzchner

PS: Daniel's post also contains interesting pictures and discussion of the Opera browser in its early days.

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Opera on Wii: a new interview reveals more details

Saturday, 3. June 2006, 21:53:49

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Cubed3 recently interviewed Scott Hedrick (Opera Software's Executive Vice President Devices Business Unit) regarding Opera on the Nintendo Wii. Check it out: http://www.cubed3.com/news/5329

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  • Opera Desktop Team: Come to MAMA!

    Oki everyone now it's time for "yo mama jokes".. or not really :doh: Some of you are interested in what kind of tools we use. Brian has made a blogpost about an internal search tool. We use it to find information and sites where we can test Web technologies. In short, MAMA is a miner, a database, ...

  • Opera Rest Assured: MAMA: What is the Web made of?

    I'm proud to announce a project that has been in the works in Opera's QA group for quite some time. It is a tool called MAMA (Metadata Analysis and Mining Application). MAMA was created to help us improve Opera by finding real world sites that we could test with. MAMA allows us to find any combin ...

  • Rowan Mulder: Mozilla Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 ready for ...

    Mozilla has released the first beta of Firefox 3.1 which is, as the version number implies, a not-so-big new release. The final release is scheduled for the first quarter of next year, so only a few months are left and most of the changes we see today are what we'll see then, except for one major pa ...

  • Opera Press Releases: Ask MAMA what the Web is

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  • Opera Community News: Blog Action Day today

    It's Blog Action Day today! Blog Action Day Blog Action Day is an annual nonprofit event that aims to unite the world’s bloggers, podcasters and videocasters, to post about the same issue on the same day. Their aim is to raise awareness and trigger a global discussion. This year the theme is P ...

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  • lainspotting at Sitacon 2008

    So far, I've been to 4 cons this year: Anime Punch (guest) Anime Expo (panelist) San Diego Comic-Con Otakon (panelist) For 2008, I have one more to go. This weekend, I'll be a guest at Sitacon in Utica, NY. I have three panels scheduled: Old School Gainax: From Daicon to Eva Anime in Academia Ota ...

  • Thoughts and clarifications: MSNBC article on sexu ...

    This is my response to the MSNBC article in which I was quoted. Or more accurately, this is my response to the Anime World Order podcast episode which includes their response to the MSNBC article: Hey guys, Lawrence Eng here. By the way, I live in San Diego now. I just wanted to comment on the MS ...

  • CJAS turns 20

    20 years ago today, the first meeting of CJS (Cornell Japanimation Society) was held in a townhouse on North Campus. Along with co-founders Masaki Takai and Kay Lillibridge, a small handful of Cornellians got together to watch anime and enjoy each other's company. The tradition continues... http:// ...

  • serial experiments lain - 10th Anniversary

    On July 6th, 1998, serial experiments lain debuted on Japanese television. Ten years later, the show's legacy endures and it continues to inspire new audiences who discover it. I haven't done a whole lot online to celebrate Lain's 10th birthday, but perhaps I'll do some more lain -related panels at ...

  • Lawmune's Netspace turns 10

    Ten years ago today, on June 23rd, 1998, this website (" Lawmune's Netspace ") went live. Some of the pages were created before June 23rd, but they weren't available on the Internet until that day. 1998 was the year I graduated from college, which is why I started this site in the first place--as a ...