A Journal from Behind the Trenches 2006

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Wii browser is here!

December 22, 2006 · by Haavard · 1 comments

New details on the Wii browser

December 19, 2006 · by Haavard · 2 comments

Will the Wii browser be usable on normal television screens?

November 19, 2006 · by Haavard · 2 comments

Opera's Extensible Rendering Architecture (ERA) is a flexible technology that can make Web pages fit on a full range of displays, without the need for horizontal scrolling. This makes it possible for pages to be viewed on small computer screens, televisions,…

This is power!

November 17, 2006 · by Haavard

Nintendo DS Lite as TIME gadget of the year?

November 9, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Those darn compatibility problems...

November 4, 2006 · by Haavard · 2 comments

Opera Mini is now secure

November 2, 2006 · by Haavard

People playing Wii for the first time?

October 11, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Opera is the Wii Internet Channel

September 28, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Mozilla Corp. protects trademark, logo; OSS community backlash

September 26, 2006 · by Haavard · 1 comments

First look at Opera for Wii?

September 14, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Opera doesn't pass Acid2?

July 14, 2006 · by Haavard · 9 comments

Opera 9.

June 20, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Reverting to the old feed icon for now due to licensing issues

June 14, 2006 · by Haavard · 6 comments

New Inspector IIXII (v2.6): Crash logger update

May 30, 2006 · by Haavard

Opera passes Acid2... again

May 26, 2006 · by Haavard · 2 comments

Blogs, blogs, blogs.

May 26, 2006 · by Haavard · 5 comments

Don't buy C.R.A.P.

May 19, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

Firefox sees the light: Defaults to tabbed browsing

May 16, 2006 · by Haavard · 10 comments

Microsoft loves the Wii?

May 11, 2006 · by Haavard · 3 comments

"People will always gravitate toward a competitively priced product -- like what I believe Wii will be -- with innovative new designs and great intellectual property like Mario, Zelda and Metroid," Moore told Reuters.