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Nvidia and Opera join to develop mobile browser
Nvidia and Opera have decided to join forces, bringing Nvidia’s Tegra SOC and Opera’s browser together. With the partnership, the two will be working together to bring JavaScript support, hardware accelerated vector graphics support and more to mobile devices, starting with an optimized version of the Opera 9.5 browser.
One objective for the partnership is to make all web content easily accessible on a mobile device, something that can often be hard to achieve. Speed and memory constrains are the biggest issue, so heaps of optimization would be in order. That is on their agenda, looking to provide hardware-accelerated browsing and video playback directly from web pages.
It isn't mentioned if Opera is actually selectively producing a version of their browser for mobile devices powered by Tegra. You can read more here.
One objective for the partnership is to make all web content easily accessible on a mobile device, something that can often be hard to achieve. Speed and memory constrains are the biggest issue, so heaps of optimization would be in order. That is on their agenda, looking to provide hardware-accelerated browsing and video playback directly from web pages.
It isn't mentioned if Opera is actually selectively producing a version of their browser for mobile devices powered by Tegra. You can read more here.
User Comments (1)
Post a comment| poundsmack on September 9, 2008 12:25 PM | sweet! well played, well played indeed
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