Opera Mini, the little brother to Opera’s regular mobile browser, is getting a major makeover on Android today. The company says the new design, which is pretty much in line with the regular Opera mobile browser, is meant to give the browser a more native look and feel.If you’re confused about why Opera offers both its regular mobile browser and Opera Mini on Android…
My new favorite browser for iOS is Opera Coast. The newest version for iPhone and iPod touch joins the already available iPad edition, bringing more of a simpler web consumption experience instead of a web navigation exercise: Definitely a must try.
Opera Software on Thursday launched Coast version 3.0, a Web browser for Apple iOS devices that eschews extraneous onscreen buttons and text boxes for intuitive gesture controls and contextual pop-out menus. The end result is a tidy full-screen surfing experience.
Norwegian browser-maker Opera has updated its Coast iPad app for the first time. The browser has dispensed with the back and forward buttons that were central to its first incarnation, they’ve been replaced by a slick swipe-based navigation system — not unlike that within the recently launched Coast for Android tablet app....
On iOS as on the Mac, there’s only two browsers that most people take seriously: Safari and Chrome. But another browser you should consider is Coast, an iOS browser made by Opera that turns the worldwide web into a sea…
Hello! You might notice that Apps of the Week looks a little different this week. You might also have noticed that our usual App of the Day posts were conspicuously absent. Things are changing, and we're replacing App of the Day with a new, improved, and Windows Phone-inclusive Apps of the Week. Let us know what you think of the changes, and please, enjoy....
Everything about Coast, the new iPad-only browser that Opera released Monday, was designed for browsing on Apple’s tablet. Opera threw out a number of standard conventions, including an always-present URL/search bar, forward and back buttons, and even a comprehensive history....
Opera is taking a stab at reinventing the browser with its new Coast app for the iPad, which forgoes a traditional button interface in favor of gestures and discrete tiles....
Web browsing on the iPad—or any tablet for that matter—is far too frustrating of an experience for what's really one of the device's most basic uses. Safari for iOS was designed with an iPhone in mind, so anything larger becomes an awkward mxi of sweeping gestures and pointed tapping. Opera's newly launched iPad-only browser, Coast, wants to fix that....
Opera Software wants to make a browser that’s nothing like what came before it. The web has evolved from bland text and blue links to the rich graphics and interactive sites of today, and Opera doesn't think that the browser has properly evolved to keep up. "That’s the internet of now," Opera's Huib Kleinhout tells The Verge. "We wanted to make a browser for that.” The culmination of that desire is a brand new browser for the iPad that does away with the long-time name of Opera in favor of something...