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You've Got (Opera) Mail
With the release of Opera Next, Opera Mail takes its star turn as a dedicated service.
Opera Mini 4 updated for J2ME and BlackBerry
Opera Mini users know: Small is beautiful. Today we're celebrating that fact with an update for those of you on J2ME and BlackBerry devices. The brand-new Opera Mini version 4.5 includes the following features:
The next version of Opera, available now
Today we are releasing a brand-new version of Opera for you to try out. As the name suggests, Opera Next for Windows and Mac is a sneak preview of the next release of our desktop browser.
Get Opera Mobile for Android here, and learn tips about our new product
Since we launched the new Opera browser for Android on May 21, a lot of you have sent us your feedback, which we are extremely thankful for. We're now in the process of improving the new product, and making a better browser based on what you have told us so…
Android hangout with Opera
With the launch of Opera for Android yesterday, we got a ton of questions about the new browser. To help answer some of these, two of our in-house experts are going to host a Google+ Hangout tomorrow.
Out today: Opera for Android, full and final!
After months of hard work, the brand new Opera for Android is here. With a totally new UI - re-built from scratch - there are tons of new and updated features to discover. If you can't wait, simply head on over to Google Play or m.opera.com with your phone!
Featured Extension: Instant-Dictionary
If you don't know the words to a song, you can always hum. But what if you don't know the words to what you're reading on the web?
The Internet of Things
Our connected world is getting bigger all the time. And not just through people with phones and computers. The number of devices connected to the internet is expected to surpass the total number of humans on Earth before the end of this year. Welcome to the…
Opera Mini update for Android
As we race towards a release of the new Opera for Android, we are also continuing to work hard on our existing products. Today we released Opera Mini 7.5.2 for Android. In addition to the security and stability updates, we also made improvements to the…
More open online resources
Following up on our earlier post this week on free and open educational resources on the web, there's even better news to report. As of yesterday, the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) is now live. More than three years in the making, the library…
Education on the web
Most of us are well acquainted with the fun and entertaining parts of the internet. But did you know about MOOCs and other types of open educational resources available on the web?
Security and stability update for Opera Desktop
Opera 12.15 should be blinking your auto-updates notifications right about now. This release is an important security and stability update.
Featured Extension: Photo Tagger
More and more of what we do online these days involves images. Whether we're just browsing through Tumblr or Flickr, checking out creative portfolios on Dribbble or behance, or getting our daily dose of inspiration from Uncrate, The Cool Hunter or The…
Opera for Android (beta) updated
Last week we had a minor update to the new Opera browser for Android. And although it's still in beta for now, the latest fixes should make it feel smoother, more stable, and closer-to-final all the time. Here are some of the highlighted improvements:
Browsing Survey Results
A few weeks ago, we invited you to participate in our first-ever browsing survey. Lots of you responded at that time, and the answers keep coming in. As we sift through the data, we'd like to share a few of the patterns that are starting to emerge:
Opera for Android - The unofficial videos
Our friends at Opera Turkey where kind enough to gather up a few of the amazing reviews for the new Opera for Android.
Opera. Made for Android.
Today, we released a beta version of the new Opera for Android. We have a whole set of new and improved features we're excited about. In particular, we'd like you to try out and give your feedback on the following:
Vote for Opera
About.com is running a vote to determine what your favorite Android browser is. Help us rock the votes?
300 million Opera users and counting
Today we reached 300 million monthly Opera users across all our browser products on phones, tablets, TVs and computers. That is a lot of people using Opera on a monthly basis, and we're excited to bring the news that you will be seeing new and cool updates…
Out of the crash loop
Yesterday we released a quick fix to the crash loop experienced in Opera 12.13. Today we have an even better solution than downgrading - the new Opera 12.14. Not a lot of features to mention, but I think everyone would be happy to notice that we no longer…
Security and stability update for Opera Desktop
Our first desktop upgrade of 2013, the appropriately named Opera 12.13 is an important security and stability update. There are some major fixes in this version. For one thing, that pesky internal communication error on Facebook is now fixed. It should also…
Opera Mini Updated for Symbian
Great news for all of you S60 folks: there's a freshly updated version of Opera Mini just for you!
Reddit-Dial for your Speed Dial
Check out Reddit-Dial, a highly customizable extension for Opera that runs real time submissions from Reddit directly in your Speed Dial and notifies you about unread messages.
My Opera Notifications
If you've got a My Opera account, you know that there is always a lot going on. New photos, blog posts, conversations and of course new people are popping up all the time. You wouldn't want to miss out on any of that good stuff, would you?
Top Read Opera Articles of 2012
2012 was a blast for us. We had a lot of fun releasing new products and services, blogging and keeping you up to date on what was going on here at Opera. Here are the stories that pulled the highest amount of page views - they give us an indication of what…
Review Your History
It's only a few days into the new year, which means you probably remember where you were and what you were doing when midnight struck. But do you remember what the first website was that you called up on January 1?