We will reinvent the Web

By Espen André Øverdahl. Thursday, 11. June 2009, 11:43:30

innovation, browser, web, opera, reinvent

15 years of browser innovation

On June 16th at 9:00 a.m (CEDT), we will reinvent the Web.

We start our little story with the invention of the modern day computer...

Opera Mobile 9.715 years of browser innovation

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Tamil # 11. June 2009, 11:45

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 11:50

lilmoder # 11. June 2009, 12:05

samfresco # 11. June 2009, 12:30

serk69 # 11. June 2009, 12:45

MConor # 11. June 2009, 13:02

Better be good...

5 days left

Class10a1 # 11. June 2009, 13:17

Sounds like fun!

Can't wait!

johannes96 # 11. June 2009, 13:22

yuhuu a new browser?

SouthernCross # 11. June 2009, 13:36

Cloud computing? ...Or anything that has to do with speed (lighting bolt) and the cloud?

ariesptn # 11. June 2009, 13:51

Frontierman40 # 11. June 2009, 13:52

I can`t wait tell us now lol.

wxdude225 # 11. June 2009, 13:57

bohwaz # 11. June 2009, 13:58

Comment in the source says: "We start our little story with the invention of the modern day computer..."

Can't guess.

Tamil # 11. June 2009, 14:13

From http://twitter.com/Hicksdesign/status/2115660578

Originally posted by hicksdesign:

http://www.opera.com/freedom/ We are! We've put the internet on a USB stick so that you can always have a connection wherever you are!

Jurgi # 11. June 2009, 14:14

Originally posted by Southern Cross:

Cloud computing?

Cloud browsing.

SouthernCross # 11. June 2009, 14:16

Indyan # 11. June 2009, 14:46

I wonder whats up. Should be interesting.

thobi # 11. June 2009, 14:51

is the peregrine ready to fly?

Chas4 # 11. June 2009, 15:02

Nerak # 11. June 2009, 15:36

It's going to be pretty hard to reinvent what Al Gore originally invented!

B16T1T5 # 11. June 2009, 15:49

Congrats and successfully

jerobarraco # 11. June 2009, 15:51

can't wait (but what does it mean?)

B16T1T5 # 11. June 2009, 15:54

Congrats and successfully

harish.l # 11. June 2009, 16:25

hmmmm! is an opera built portable version (with support for all platforms) on the horizon?
ah, the date is 16th gotta wait to see.

Filip007 # 11. June 2009, 16:37

I have just install Opera 10 on my Voyager 8GB USB key, what's the point it's not that fast.

LorenzoCelsi # 11. June 2009, 16:48

Well, isn't "we will re-invent the Web" aiming a little too high?

intelimac20inch # 11. June 2009, 16:50

Can't wait.

serious # 11. June 2009, 17:10

may I say, the text is broken here on my ubuntu 9.04? It wraps over the bottom of the image.

LorenzoCelsi # 11. June 2009, 17:21

eheh, Ubuntu is not compatible with the reinvented Web

Mistra # 11. June 2009, 17:25

wow reinvent the Web? i'm waiting ...

tandder # 11. June 2009, 17:30

O que será dessa vez? // What will be this time?

drlaunch # 11. June 2009, 17:56

My guess is that this product isn't available to the public yet. Sorry for being so frank but stating any of the technologies Opera have available for public testing today reinvent the web, is a bit of an overstatement.

zikzakatak # 11. June 2009, 18:48

now i want this to be cloud OS by opera!!!

anyhow this is the legend

"The Web is your browser. Discover how fast and fun the Web can be."

so fast and fun...that is next opera freedom.

but all this can be opera on a stick...that is maybe fast but fun not as much.

GiraffePC # 11. June 2009, 20:37

I hope that it is something radical - I'm fed up of trying 'newer, faster browsers' and dumping them.

Not interested in the Cloud - I prefer my apps. and data here.

On USB - had that, done that, OK I guess.

No, we need Something Exciting. Opera has a high standard to maintain.

MConor # 11. June 2009, 20:40

I have a feeling I'll be greatly disappointed, but I have high hopes for you guys

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 20:50

Opera Mobile 9.7 completely reinvents the Web browser on mobile phones. It provides an elegant browsing experience, while also making smartphones a new home for cross-platform applications. It marks a turning point in the ongoingevolution of the Web.

andrewsam # 11. June 2009, 21:17

browser related and how the UI functions

or

something remote or cloud based

or

what i can't wait until 16th to get disappointed .. give some clues guys!!

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 21:22

Opera is planning on releasing a new, hmm… how should I put it, well let’s just say that Opera is about to announce something really cool on June 16th.

The company is framing this new ‘thing’ as ‘Reinventing the Web.’ I’m excited about it; it definitely has the potential to be a game changer (for some).

Opera’s hint: We start our little story with the invention of the modern day computer. Over the years, the computers grew in numbers, and the next natural step in the evolution was ...

http://operawatch.com/news/2009/06/operas-newest-invention-is-coming-on-june-16th.html

MConor # 11. June 2009, 21:30

The next step was windows, wasn't it?

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 21:34

windows wasn't a step ... it was a TRY

hogther # 11. June 2009, 21:34

Maybe will the Opera's answer to Google Gears?

MConor # 11. June 2009, 21:37

Ok, so maybe not. But if Opera had an OS, it would greatly increase the publicity of it.

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 21:39

if opera had an OS we would be dancing on the moon

MConor # 11. June 2009, 21:45

Hell Yeaah

An OS that worked for a change.

thetomster # 11. June 2009, 21:47

and the super bowl would be broad casted exclusively from mars city

MConor # 11. June 2009, 21:49

andrewsam # 11. June 2009, 21:50

maybe it's something like google wave

drlaunch # 11. June 2009, 22:00

After looking at some clues left by Opera Software around the web, I believe it might be cloud computing related.
Perhaps a way to integrate web services into Opera, perhaps file management, or an interface for various web services.

MConor # 11. June 2009, 22:03