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Opera sings in bits

October 27, 2008 · by Espen André Øverdahl

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I have to confess, I haven't paid much attention to Opera Software until recently. The Norwegian company has been an also-ran in the browser market for 13 years. On Friday, I had a chance to sit down with its co-founder and chief executive, Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner. I can't say that I'm convinced that Opera is now poised to take the Web by storm, but his take on the browser world makes good sense and paints a picture of a future with browsers everywhere.

This is the opening paragraph of a post about Opera in the New York times blog "Bits". It's a great read and we recommend you check it out.

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  • Tamil27. October 2008, 16:31

    :up:
  • Chas427. October 2008, 16:36

    Nice

    Opera is so fast that it breaks glass :sing:
  • thobi27. October 2008, 16:49

    thx4info :up:

    edit:

    Originally posted by Saun Hansell:

    (I downloaded Opera after I met with Mr. von Tetzchner. I didn’t see anything that will make me switch browsers [...]

    Homer: Doh! :rolleyes:
  • philry4n28. October 2008, 05:50

    so apple reject Opera Mini for iphone... :troll:
  • woodstokcurly28. October 2008, 07:54

    opera mini should be available on iPhone i think, it's one of the major mobile phone browsers out there so they should!!

    and why didn't the guy like opera? obviously he didn't use it properly or to it's full ability...

    loser!!

    haha

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Published inChoose Opera
DateOctober 27, 2008
AuthorEspen André Øverdahl
Tagsarticle, post, opera, new york times, community, beta, browser, campus crew, choose, choose opera, chooseopera, contest
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