New and upcoming versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome have been getting a lot of attention lately, but Opera Software this morning came out with a smaller update that improves two key ...

Norway's Opera Software is following up on their recent mobile success by rolling out upgrades for their desktop browser that take two of their most popular features, Opera Turbo and Speed Dial, and ...

Opera software has pushed out the final version of Opera 11.10, an upgrade to the company’s flagship desktop Web browser. Opera 11.10 brings a significant speed bump to Opera’s Turbo browsing mode, ...

Opera Mobile is getting some work done under the hood to improve the browser's velocity. At CTIA 2009, we decode what that really means. Jessica Dolcourt VP, Content Operations and Commerce, CNET ...

The Norwegian company uses its own servers to compress data and boost browsing speed over slow connections. Opera Turbo will be built into its future browsers. Stephen Shankland Former Principal ...

Opera has always been the little browser that could, and the company is now embracing that spirit more than ever with its new ad campaign for the just-released Opera 11.10. To that end, it's launched ...

Browser maker Opera Software has released a test version of software called Opera Turbo, designed to use compression and the company's own servers to speed browsing over slow Internet connections.

We've got to hand it to the kids at Opera who somehow manage to maintain relevance while battling Microsoft, Apple, Google and Mozilla for browser market-share. Opera 10 is now available for download ...

Opera software has pushed out the final version of Opera 11.10, an upgrade to the company's flagship desktop web browser. Opera 11.10 brings a significant speed bump for Opera's Turbo browsing mode, ...

Our phone-happy compatriots at Gizmodo give the Turbo feature of Opera Mobile 9.7 Beta a qualified thumbs up, noting that it brings considerable reduction to web page load speeds with "not that bad" ...

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