More than 50 Million Uses Enjoy Opera Mini
Opera Mini once again makes the headlines. Opera Software, the company behind the mobile browser announced that Opera Mini is the world’s most popular mobile browser. Proof of that is the fact that in January 2010 more than 50 million unique users surfed the web with Opera Mini. Keep in mind that there are a multitude of mobile browsers to choose from. Out of all those options, more than 50 million users decided to go with Opera Mini.
“Our original goal with Opera Mini was to make the Web available to everyone, regardless of their network or mobile phone. Fifty million active monthly users is a great start,” says Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera. “Opera’s innovative nature and its popularity among users will help us make the mobile Web even more accessible and attractive to more people across the world.”
To put things in perspective, the number of monthly unique users in January 2009 was of 20 million. In January 2010 that number has increased to 50 million monthly unique users. That is an increase of 150%. Please note that the figures represent users that actively use Opera Mini, not users who downloaded the mobile browser and forgot about it the next day.
Opera Mini recently made the headlines when Opera Software announced it would unveil Opera Mini for iPhone at the 2010 Mobile World Congress (MWC). The mobile browser promises to offer up to 6 times faster download speeds, and up to 10 times smaller data traffic – amongst other things. It remains to be seen if Apple will welcome the mobile browser into the App Store. Opera is confident the Cupertino-based software developer will not “will not deny their users a choice in Web browser experience.” The rest of the world doesn’t share Opera’s enthusiasm.
In further Opera-related news, the company just released the Beta version of Opera 10.5. This browser version offers a minimalist UI, the option to run widgets outside the browser, a private browsing feature, and increased JavaScript performance. Opera Software says the Carakan JavaScript engine in Opera 10.5 Beta is 8 times faster than the Futhark JavaScript engine in Opera 10.10.
Tags: Opera Software, Opera Mini
“Our original goal with Opera Mini was to make the Web available to everyone, regardless of their network or mobile phone. Fifty million active monthly users is a great start,” says Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera. “Opera’s innovative nature and its popularity among users will help us make the mobile Web even more accessible and attractive to more people across the world.”
Advertising
To put things in perspective, the number of monthly unique users in January 2009 was of 20 million. In January 2010 that number has increased to 50 million monthly unique users. That is an increase of 150%. Please note that the figures represent users that actively use Opera Mini, not users who downloaded the mobile browser and forgot about it the next day.
Opera Mini recently made the headlines when Opera Software announced it would unveil Opera Mini for iPhone at the 2010 Mobile World Congress (MWC). The mobile browser promises to offer up to 6 times faster download speeds, and up to 10 times smaller data traffic – amongst other things. It remains to be seen if Apple will welcome the mobile browser into the App Store. Opera is confident the Cupertino-based software developer will not “will not deny their users a choice in Web browser experience.” The rest of the world doesn’t share Opera’s enthusiasm.
In further Opera-related news, the company just released the Beta version of Opera 10.5. This browser version offers a minimalist UI, the option to run widgets outside the browser, a private browsing feature, and increased JavaScript performance. Opera Software says the Carakan JavaScript engine in Opera 10.5 Beta is 8 times faster than the Futhark JavaScript engine in Opera 10.10.
Tags: Opera Software, Opera Mini
I Hope you LIKE this blog post! Thank you!
What do YOU have to say about this
blog comments powered by Disqus
Popular News
By George Norman on 28 May 2012
Mozilla introduced a new program meant to educate millions of people, the Mozilla Webmaker program.By George Norman on 26 May 2012
Piriform updated its products, making CCleaner less annoying and Defraggler a lot faster.Related News
By George Norman on 06 Dec 2011
On Tuesday, the 6th of December, Norwegian developer Opera Software announced that it has a “gift that changes everything” to offer to the world. That gift is Opera 11.60 which carries the codename “Tunny”By George Norman on 22 Mar 2012
Fans of Norwegian developer Opera Software and its browser need to know that they have the chance to win some very cool Opera swag.By George Norman on 28 Mar 2012
Desktop users can now enjoy the enhanced security, stability and performance that Opera 11.62 has to offer, and Android users can enjoyBy George Norman on 09 Jan 2012
While sharing the news that you could win a DuckDuckGo T-shirt, Norwegian developer Opera Software had nothing but words of praise for DuckDuckGo, the general purpose search engine thatAdvertising
Hot Software Updates
Top Downloads
2.
Opera5.
Trillian8.
AIM9.
Skype10.
Ad-Aware12.
Nero13.
Google Earth14.
Picasa15.
Winamp16.
iTunes17.
RealPlayer18.
uTorrent19.
eMule20.
WinRAR21.
BitComet22.
WinZip23.
Shareaza24.
CCleaner25.
Recuva26.
Tweak UI27.
CuteFTP Home29.
Adobe Reader30.
NewsPiperBecome A Fan!
Link To Us!
More than 50 Million Uses Enjoy Opera Mini
HTML Linking Code
HTML Linking Code





