Opera Software today announced that the Opera 9 SDK for Devices has been pre-ported to Freescale's widely-adopted i.MX family of multimedia applications processors

Opera in your hotel: Opera 9 selected for the Tranzas TRZ-8300 set-top box

Web on the Wall: Opera selected by Kocom to deliver Web to Wall Pad

Opera Software today announced that it has now entered the realm of home automation. Kocom Co. Ltd., a Korea-based leader in digital home networking, has selected the Opera browser for its new Wall Pad KHN-U881, the latest addition to Kocom's family of home networking products.

Exclusive Opera browser edition offered for T-Online Internet access customers

Opera Software today announced that Telefonica Moviles de Espagna has selected Opera Mini and Opera Mobile to power the full Internet for its new Web service "Navega". With Opera, Telefonica's Navega subscribers can access the full Internet from their mobile phones.

Breakthrough new user interface for devices created using Web technologies

Opera on Wii adds a new dimension and functionality to a video game console system.

Opera Software today announced Samsung Electronics has signed an agreement with Opera Software to deliver Opera Mobile on Samsung mobile handsets

New release expands Opera's commitment to secure browsing

Opera Software announces its Opera Mini Web browser is shipping in most markets with selected Nokia 6300s. With the Nokia 6300 weighing in at a mere 91 grams, Opera Mini complements the phone's sleek, compact architecture by enabling fast Web browsing on all sites with little requirements needed of the device.

On the heels of the success of their first co-production, Puccini's Madama Butterfly, English National Opera (ENO) and the Metropolitan Opera announce that they will co-produce Philip Glass's Satyagraha. The new production is a collaboration with director Phelim McDermott and designer Julian Crouch, two of the three co-artistic directors of the visionary British theatre company, Improbable. It opens at ENO in April 2007 and at the Met in April 2008.

From 17 - 27 January 2007, Sydney Opera House together with Sydney Festival present the visionary new dance work, Kaidan, by the internationally acclaimed Australian director, choreographer and designer, Meryl Tankard.