by Adam Koueider, 1 day ago

The Opera browser for Android finally got out of the Beta stage this week and Android Authority met with the guys at Opera at CTIA 2013. Opera includes the Discover tab, a new look at…

by Andrew Grush, 2 days ago

While far from the biggest player in the browser wars, Opera has been around in one form or another since the mid-90s. Hoping to expand its presence, the company announced in February their plans to ditch…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 month ago

The mobile industry is an interesting ecosystem, in that there are various mechanisms and trends at work. On one hand, you have volume and scale, which Android currently leads, having the biggest share of the…

by Stefan Constantinescu, 2 months ago

The headline above is going to confuse a lot of you without some backstory, so here’s what you should know: Opera has been making web browsers for as long as we can remember. They’ve always…

by Gary Sims, 3 months ago

While announcing that Opera now has 300 million monthly users on phones, tablets, TVs and desktop computers, the company also announced that it will be migrating to the WebKit HTML/CSS rendering engine for most of its new…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 3 months ago

It’s the Android engagement paradox once again, folks. Remember how analysts once got puzzled with why Android has been on the rise in terms of numbers, but stagnant in terms of user engagement? Well, the…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 4 months ago

The folks at Pocket-lint have got their hands on some exclusive information on Opera Software’s new project: a WebKit-based browser designed with touchscreen devices in mind. Dubbed Ice (it’s not clear yet if that’s a…

by Varun Raj, 6 months ago

Opera has launched an innovative mobile-based service called the Opera Web Pass, which is aimed at mobile web users especially coming from emerging markets. The new offer breaks the traditional business model where companies usually…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 6 months ago

Opera, the popular browser for mobile devices, has released its State of Mobile Advertising report, in which Android as a platform is deemed lagging behind in revenues from advertising compared with arch-rival Apple. What’s even…

by Gary Sims, 7 months ago

When it comes to browsers there are a multitude available for PCs, Macs and Android. On the PC, the leaders are of course IE, Chrome and Firefox. Behind the big three comes Safari (from Apple) and Opera…

by Mike Andrici, 7 months ago

As the Web continues to converge towards the usage of next-get Web technologies such as HTML 5, CSS 3 and others, the current reality is that there aren’t definitive online resources that cover the best…

by Mike Andrici, 8 months ago

Opera, the company behind popular similarly named browser series (Opera for PC, Opera Mini and Opera Mobile for mobile) has just released its monthly “State of the Mobile Web” report, this time focusing on the…

by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago

Since its first stable release back in December 11, 2008, Google Chrome was quick to gain popularity, taking just a few short years to become a major competitor in the bruising PC browser market. During…

by Glenn Santos, 1 year ago

Are you really using the best browser on your Android phone? If you’ve been using the stock Internet browser app on your phone for the longest time, well my friend, it’s time for an upgrade!…

by Elmer Montejo, 1 year ago

Just about two weeks ago, the team developing the Android tablet-optimized version of one of the world’s most popular Web browsers, Mozilla Firefox, gave a sneak peek into some of the features of the upcoming…