Showing posts with label opera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opera. Show all posts
Monday, December 13, 2010
Archos 5 Internet Tablet and Media Player Review
Video review of the new Archos 5 PMP and Internet tablet.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
[CES '08] Opera Browser Coming To The iPhone
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
The folks at Opera confirmed the soon availability of the Opera browser for the Apple iPhone. Also at CES, the Swedish company launched Opera 9 for devices running Linux, based on the same core engine as the desktop browser and that could be used in portable media players like the ones built by Archos as well as set top boxes. It's based on the same core engine as the Opera desktop browser and ships with an SDK for developers to adapt it to their devices. A move similar to Mozilla's launch of Mobile Firefox.
"Firefox comes from a very desktop centric world and we have been on the embedded side for many many years. We have a strong handling of the memory techniques, small footprint and efficiency on using the CPU cycles as little as possible", said David Rosén, a software engineer at Opera.
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
HTC Touch Diamond - WebTV, Streaming Media, Opera Browser, Picture Viewer,
Diamond TV, WebTV, Streaming Media, Opera Browser, Picture Viewer and Menu Speed on HTC Touch Diamond. Made with Canon EOS 500D but resized because my mobile connection is slow.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
[CES '08] Opera Browser Coming To The iPhone
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
The folks at Opera confirmed the soon availability of the Opera browser for the Apple iPhone. Also at CES, the Swedish company launched Opera 9 for devices running Linux, based on the same core engine as the desktop browser and that could be used in portable media players like the ones built by Archos as well as set top boxes. It's based on the same core engine as the Opera desktop browser and ships with an SDK for developers to adapt it to their devices. A move similar to Mozilla's launch of Mobile Firefox.
"Firefox comes from a very desktop centric world and we have been on the embedded side for many many years. We have a strong handling of the memory techniques, small footprint and efficiency on using the CPU cycles as little as possible", said David Rosén, a software engineer at Opera.
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Skyfire Mobile Browser Demo
www.skyfire.com Demonstration of the Skyfire mobile browser beta.
Skyfire is the first mobile browser to support rich media content and full Javascript on a mobile device. Skyfire allows you to browse sites like YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps and Last.fm on your mobile phone.
Sign-up for the Skyfire private beta at www.skyfire.com
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
[CES '08] Opera Browser Coming To The iPhone
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
The folks at Opera confirmed the soon availability of the Opera browser for the Apple iPhone. Also at CES, the Swedish company launched Opera 9 for devices running Linux, based on the same core engine as the desktop browser and that could be used in portable media players like the ones built by Archos as well as set top boxes. It's based on the same core engine as the Opera desktop browser and ships with an SDK for developers to adapt it to their devices. A move similar to Mozilla's launch of Mobile Firefox.
"Firefox comes from a very desktop centric world and we have been on the embedded side for many many years. We have a strong handling of the memory techniques, small footprint and efficiency on using the CPU cycles as little as possible", said David Rosén, a software engineer at Opera.
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Skyfire Mobile Browser Demo
www.skyfire.com Demonstration of the Skyfire mobile browser beta.
Skyfire is the first mobile browser to support rich media content and full Javascript on a mobile device. Skyfire allows you to browse sites like YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps and Last.fm on your mobile phone.
Sign-up for the Skyfire private beta at www.skyfire.com
HTC Touch Diamond - WebTV, Streaming Media, Opera Browser, Picture Viewer,
Diamond TV, WebTV, Streaming Media, Opera Browser, Picture Viewer and Menu Speed on HTC Touch Diamond. Made with Canon EOS 500D but resized because my mobile connection is slow.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Skyfire Mobile Browser Demo
www.skyfire.com Demonstration of the Skyfire mobile browser beta.
Skyfire is the first mobile browser to support rich media content and full Javascript on a mobile device. Skyfire allows you to browse sites like YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps and Last.fm on your mobile phone.
Sign-up for the Skyfire private beta at www.skyfire.com
Monday, September 20, 2010
Skyfire Mobile Browser Demo
www.skyfire.com Demonstration of the Skyfire mobile browser beta.
Skyfire is the first mobile browser to support rich media content and full Javascript on a mobile device. Skyfire allows you to browse sites like YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps and Last.fm on your mobile phone.
Sign-up for the Skyfire private beta at www.skyfire.com
[CES '08] Opera Browser Coming To The iPhone
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
The folks at Opera confirmed the soon availability of the Opera browser for the Apple iPhone. Also at CES, the Swedish company launched Opera 9 for devices running Linux, based on the same core engine as the desktop browser and that could be used in portable media players like the ones built by Archos as well as set top boxes. It's based on the same core engine as the Opera desktop browser and ships with an SDK for developers to adapt it to their devices. A move similar to Mozilla's launch of Mobile Firefox.
"Firefox comes from a very desktop centric world and we have been on the embedded side for many many years. We have a strong handling of the memory techniques, small footprint and efficiency on using the CPU cycles as little as possible", said David Rosén, a software engineer at Opera.
http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/01/ces_8_opera_browser_arrives_on_iphone.php
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