Opera releases new SDKs for Windows and Linux platforms

Opera releases new betas of Opera Mini and Opera Mobile

Opera Software today released Opera Mini 5 beta, the newest update to the world’s most popular Web browser for mobile phones. Opera Mini has mobilized the Web by making it easy to use and available for people everywhere.

Opera Widgets are now helping busy families get more organized. Orange Vallée, a division of Orange (the operational brand of the France Telecom group) that is focused on addressing new growth markets, has selected Opera Devices SDK to bring widgets and full Web browsing to its new Tabbee Internet tablet. Intended to give easy and immediate access to practical or entertaining Internet services, the Tabbee uses Widgets to deliver sports, news, entertainment and games services directly to the device’s seven-inch touch-screen.

Opera Software’s newest browser, Opera 10 with Turbo, was downloaded 10 million times during the first week of release. With record download rates, Opera 10 is already in use by millions of users around the world. Opera is a steadfast proponent of One Web, a strategy for a universal Web experience across all devices and platforms, no matter the location or situation. The One Web mentality reaches across all Opera product groups, ensuring that innovations that begin on desktop ultimately end up on mobile phones, TVs and even game consoles.