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Opera Mini does the robot on Google's Android

December 1, 2008 · by Espen André Øverdahl

Phillip Grønvold from Opera Software at digi.no

Last week, Opera's hybrid Norwegian/American Phillip (Grønvold) travelled from Silicon Valley to Oslo to show off the T-Mobile G1 Android device with Opera Mini. That caught the attention of Anders Brenna, the editor at Digi.no, a leading IT news outlet in Norway. Check out Phillip's demo of Opera Mini on the Android. You'll see a lightning fast and user-friendly competitor to the other browser on the Android platform.

Readers' comments 18

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  • Tamil1. December 2008, 16:49

    :up:

  • Tri M. Nguyen1. December 2008, 17:09

    :up:

  • Espen André Øverdahl1. December 2008, 17:16

    You also might notice that we've updated the design and funtionality of Choose Opera a bit. It's now conventiently placed under "Opera", which hopefully will make more people aware of it.

  • Charles Schloss1. December 2008, 17:25

    :up: :up:

  • Sak19821. December 2008, 23:36

    Good Opera

  • sms9852. December 2008, 13:54

    the norwegian moderator was quite funny... :)

  • Jarrod Johnson3. December 2008, 03:28

    WHAT OTHER FEATURES DOES OPERA HAVE THAT I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT?

  • Charles Schloss3. December 2008, 03:43

    JJJRED1987 try looking here: http://portal.opera.com/discover/

  • Jarrod Johnson3. December 2008, 04:23

    THANKS!

  • michael.opera3. December 2008, 19:05

    @Chas4

    "JJJRED1987 try looking here: http://portal.opera.com/discover/ é

    When I click 'learn more' on that page, nothing happens except the URL that changes into for example http://portal.opera.com/discover/?feature=quickfind. Something wrong on the page?

  • Charles Schloss3. December 2008, 19:57

    michael.opera looks that way for now, it should be fixed soon


    there is also this site: http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/

  • michael.opera3. December 2008, 20:14

    @Chas4: thanks mate, it seems to be fixed now.

    Actually I don't need those introduction pages anymore, I'm an opera addict for years now ;) But still, I often discover a new feature.

  • Charles Schloss3. December 2008, 20:19

    michael.opera I am an Operaaholic ;) I am still finding new things in Opera like the bookmark shourtcut feature I learned about few months ago.

    The other thing is that I learn things from mistakes

  • Jarrod Johnson4. December 2008, 02:36

    I BELIEVE OPERA NEEDS TO GO MAD BIG WITH FEATURES OFF THE FREAKIN' WAZOOO! "YA DIG ME, YA DIG?"

  • Charles Schloss4. December 2008, 02:50

    JJJRED1987 try to avoid the caps locks :)

  • Jarrod Johnson5. December 2008, 01:20

    You are not the first one to tell me that! 12/15/08 U.S.M.C.!

  • Lenard7. December 2008, 16:08

    :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: :up: Best software

  • Jarrod Johnson8. December 2008, 02:29

    You got that right! So, how is everybody doing?

About this article

Published inChoose Opera
DateDecember 1, 2008
AuthorEspen André Øverdahl
Tagsgoogle, video, demonstration, android, interview, opera mini, article, beta, browser, campus crew, choose opera, chooseopera
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