Opera Software is today one step closer to realising their dream of releasing a mobile browser for every mobile operating system after submitting their iPhone-ready internet browser; Opera Mini to the ...

Opera’s decision to submit its Opera Mini iPhone application to the Apple App Store looks to have paid dividends with over one million iPhone users downloading the browser on its first day of release.

After a wait of 20 days, Opera Mini has been approved by Apple for release to the App Store. Opera Mini already works on many other mobile devices, and the company claims it has over 50 million users ...

Originally something of an accidental development as it looked to push its mobile browser, the Opera Mobile App Store is now a serious distribution channel. It hosts over a million free app downloads ...

Apple, it seems, isn't worried that Opera Mini will pose too great a threat to its native Safari browser on iPhone OS devices, and has opened the App Store's golden gates to a potential rival. Opera ...

Just when you thought there couldn't possibly be another mobile app storefront, Opera Software has added its own to the fray. The Web browser maker has partnered with app marketplace Appia to launch ...

Opera Turbo uses the same system for the desktop variant of Opera. From the little I've used Opera Turbo with the desktop version, getting the amount of data cut by 1/2 to 1/4 is fairly reasonable, ...

Wow. We knew that Opera had submitted a version of its Opera Mini web browser to the iPhone App Store for approval. But smart money was against Apple actually approving the app. After all, it’s a web ...

Wow, I wasn’t expecting this. Opera Software just announced that its Opera Mini mobile browser has been approved for Apple’s iPhone — it should go live in the App Store in the next 24 hours. Up until ...

Er, Apple's little warning dialog for apps that offer open or unfiltered content is kinda silly and too broadly applied, but unless there's something I'm missing ...