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Reuters is reporting that Opera Software ASA — the Norwegian company best known for its web browser — is rebranding to Otello Corporation. The company says it intends to change its stock ...

He left his CEO position at Opera Software in 2010 and sold his shares a few years ago. Now, he has no affiliation with the company, and he thinks investors are keen to cash in — which doesn't ...

Opera has announced the company will be submitting a native-app iPhone version of the company's mobile-phone Web browser. But will Apple approve it? We take a look at its chances, along with the ...

Norwegian software company Opera may be heading to China… sort of. A consortium of Chinese companies wants to buy Opera for $1.2 billion, which is a lot of money for a company whose web browsers ...

Opera Software releases a stripped-down, rebuilt version of its browser software, in its latest bid to chip away at Microsoft's dominance.

Opera Software has begun teasing R3 or Reborn 3. It's unclear what the firm is cooking up but we could find out in around two weeks if history is anything to go by. It could also be desktop related.

Opera is one of the better browsers out there, even if it might not be most people’s first choice. But the developers at Opera Software believe that gamers are one segment of the web-browsing ...

Opera Software said it would sell its internet-browser business to a Chinese consortium, after a $1.2 billion bid for the entire company was terminated after failing to obtain regulatory approvals.

Norwegian browser firm Opera Software (OSL: OPERA) reported fourth quarter earnings Monday. Total revenues were up 48 percent year on year, with Opera Desktop revenues jumping 103 percent compared ...

Opera Software announced the end of support for widgets on April 24, 2012 in favor of add-ons called extensions. Many developers, including those who built widgets, converted them to extensions.

A consortium of Chinese companies has bid $1.2 billion in cash to buy Opera Software ASA, a Norwegian maker of Internet browsers, the latest sign of how a weakening currency has left China’s ...