By Frode Hauge.
Friday, 28. March 2008, 10:16:24
Opera Mobile, Opera Browser
We know that you're waiting for the upcoming beta of Opera Mobile v9.5, and we're sorry to keep you waiting. A browser is a complex piece of software and it takes time to put it together. Believe me when I say that we're just as eager as you to get this browser ready and out the door, but we want it to work properly before we let you play with it.
In the meantime, if you know any talented developers, don't hesitate to send them
our way.
EDIT: Don't worry guys! This is a minor delay.. we had hoped to have the beta released by now, but you will have to wait another couple of weeks (not months).
By Frode Hauge.
Friday, 15. February 2008, 15:43:25
Opera Mobile, Opera Browser
To those who have chosen to download and install the Opera Mobile 9.5 build that leaked on to the internet, please note the following:
This is a pre-alpha version, and does not in any way reflect the quality of an official Opera release. It can cause data loss, harm your mobile device and accidentally kill your cat and love life. Don't complain to us when this happens.
By Frode Hauge.
Wednesday, 13. February 2008, 16:34:15
Opera Mobile, Opera Browser, Cnet TV
Cnet TV made a video of the upcoming Opera Mobile v9.5.
Check it out!
By Frode Hauge.
Tuesday, 12. February 2008, 13:38:05
Opera Mobile, htc advantage, Opera Browser
We just sent out an
announcement to the Oslo Stock Exchange saying that the upcoming HTC Advantage X7510 will feature Opera Mobile. The device looks
pretty cool 
Expect more info about the public version of Opera Mobile v9.5 in the next couple of weeks..
By Frode Hauge.
Thursday, 7. February 2008, 10:44:38
Opera Mobile, Presto, Opera Browser
Daniel Goldman over at Opera Watch just
answered a question many of you have asked: "Where did Opera Mobile v9.0 go?"
Well, here's the answer:
"The Opera Mobile browser will include the same rendering engine, Presto, as the
Opera 9.5 desktop browser. In addition, the
Opera SDK (Software Development Kit) that is used for embedded devices also uses the latest Presto rendering engine."
We basically skipped v9.0 and went right for v9.5. This will make it easier for web developers to figure out what standards support we offer across our browser products.
By Frode Hauge.
Tuesday, 5. February 2008, 13:42:28
Opera Browser, Barcelona, Mobile World Congress, Opera Mobile
If you happen to be at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, you can catch a sneak peak of Opera Mobile v9.5 at our booth.
If you're not in Barcelona next week, we have a video for you right here:
WIDGETIZE