The ball is in Apple’s court with the Opera Mini Web browser for the iPhone, which is now pending approval in the iPhone App Store. Opera began hyping its iPhone browser in February, claiming that ...

Opera has claimed that its browser for the iPhone runs six times faster than the handset's native Safari browser over 3G. The company has been demonstrating Opera Mini on a developer iPhone at Mobile ...

Opera's new iPhone browser has capped over a million downloads the first day of widespread availability. Cue Dr. Evil. Jessica Dolcourt VP, Content Operations and Commerce, CNET Group and CNET Labs ...

Opera's few minor tweaks for its big-deal iPhone app could leave users cold, especially in light of Skyfire's new mobile browser advances. Jessica Dolcourt VP, Content Operations and Commerce, CNET ...

Uh, wow? Apple seems to have approved the much-hyped Opera Mini iPhone application according to, well, Opera. Apple has historically only approved web browsing applications that used the WebKit view ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Last week a lot was made of revelations that Apple had barred the Opera browser from the iPhone. Reports explained Apple blocked the browser company Opera from distributing a mobile version of its ...

Opera this week showed off a new version of its mobile browser created for the iPhone, but the company has told AppleInsider that the software has not yet been submitted to Apple's App Store.

showing off an iPhone version of their popular Opera Mini mobile web browser at the 2010 Mobile World Congress next week. The controversy lies in the fact that Apple has historically rejected iPhone ...

As far as interesting stories go, the Opera browser on iPhone isn’t Watergate. However, a lot of speculation this week and overarching philosophical position of Apple have made it newsworthy. I guess.

With Opera Software’s announcement that the company is this week demonstrating an iPhone-app version of its eponymous Web browser, we’ve seen quite a bit of commentary about the app being dead in the ...