New my.opera.com
Wednesday, 19. November 2008, 03:01:47
It's still going on to improve the quality but anyways we now have new, localized MyOpera 
I used to write here in English, but now we can set Japanese (日本語) UI. It's quite important, because some of the new MyOpera users access here with Game Console, like Wii. I heard Wii has pre-set link to MyOpera, so even Japanese children can use MyOpera, then previously they might surprise to see English contents.
Different from some other countries, we have over 120 millions' population in our isolated islands, so almost everything is translated into our native language. We can live without using or even knowing another languages in daily life at all, including the most of specilized documents. It must be good indeed, but it sometimes hinders us to communicate the people around the world.
We had Japanese MyOpera forum of which UI was English for a while, and at last,we have forum all in Japanese! As I wrote above, we know it still has several issues, but it will be solved by our experts both in Oslo and Tokyo, for they work too hard for us.
Kudos to engineers and translators.
I used to write here in English, but now we can set Japanese (日本語) UI. It's quite important, because some of the new MyOpera users access here with Game Console, like Wii. I heard Wii has pre-set link to MyOpera, so even Japanese children can use MyOpera, then previously they might surprise to see English contents.
Different from some other countries, we have over 120 millions' population in our isolated islands, so almost everything is translated into our native language. We can live without using or even knowing another languages in daily life at all, including the most of specilized documents. It must be good indeed, but it sometimes hinders us to communicate the people around the world.
We had Japanese MyOpera forum of which UI was English for a while, and at last,we have forum all in Japanese! As I wrote above, we know it still has several issues, but it will be solved by our experts both in Oslo and Tokyo, for they work too hard for us.
Kudos to engineers and translators.
WIDGETIZE