Monday, 23. February 2009, 10:57:10
dsi, nintendo, opera
The guys over at N+ just posted a
video comparing the old Nintendo DS browser to the DSi browser. The results should speak for themselves. The old browser can't even touch the updated DSi browser when it comes to speed. Check it out. And look out for the ending
What's nice is that the DSi browser is completely free of charge. You can simply download it from the DSi store and start browsing!
Monday, 10. November 2008, 21:23:14
opera, nintendo, dsi
Wednesday, 5. November 2008, 12:06:06
opera, nintendo, dsi
The DSi browser is out in Japan, and I have seen quite a few disappointed comments on the lack of Flash support. It would have been great for videos on the go, but one needs to keep the
technical specifications of the DSi in mind, which seem to be below even the
Flash Lite system requirements.
In addidion to that, Nintendo is Opera Software's customer, and that means that Nintendo calls the shots. If the DSi had been powerful enough to support Flash Lite, it would have been up to Nintendo whether to include it or not.
Tuesday, 7. October 2008, 12:49:22
opera, dsi, nintendo
Opera will be available for free for DSi, Nintendo's new portable gaming console. Opera's company logo is prominently displayed on the loading screen, which is very nice for Opera as a brand. Saito just blogged about this and other
screenshots over at CNET Japan, including explanations for each.
This is what Opera on the DSi looks like when loading:
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