TCL rolls out full suite of Opera web TV products TCL, one of the largest consumer electronics enterprises in China, today announced that the web experience on its newest Smart TV range will be built ...

Opera Software, the Norwegian company mostly known for its mobile and desktop browser products, today announced the launch of new cloud technology that helps publishers transform online videos from ...

Opera Software today announced that it has signed up Samsung as its tenth partner for its HTML5-based Opera TV Store. Besides its mobile and desktop browser, Opera has long been working on increasing ...

Today Opera Software announced that its TV browser with WebGL™ runs on the recently launched Intel® Atom™ Media Processor CE5300. Visitors to the Intel and Opera booths at the IP&TV World Forum in ...

AMSTERDAM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IBC – Opera TV, the global market leader in enabling OTT, today introduced its new brand identity, including a logo and website, meant to better illustrate the company’s ...

Opera has launched a new HTML5 based TV Store this week that will now provide applications and web browsing support to Smart TVs. Using the Cloud-based Opera Store, users will be able to store and ...

Opera TV Snap, the breakthrough tool that turns video content into Smart TV apps in an instant, has thus far seen tremendous market success in enabling several hundred video content owners to reach ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Opera Software has launched the Opera TV Store, an ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. Several years ago, Opera Software spun off its TV division as a ...

Web browser firm Opera has today launched Opera TV Store, a service that manufacturers can add to TVs, set-top boxes and Blu-ray players, making it easy for users to find HTML5 apps to run on the big ...

What’s a browser with 10 percent of the mobile market worth? $600 million, apparently. A consortium of Chinese companies led by Qihoo 360 purchased the browser and several other Opera assets, ...