We had brought you a post on the upcoming Opera Mobile 9.7 just a few days back (click here to view original post). Here are a few snapshots and a video of the same, which will be unveiled officially at the CTIA Wireless 2009 next week. The new version will include Opera Turbo, the company’s latest Presto 2.2 rendering engine and support for dynamic Web technologies such as Flash and Ajax.

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Opera has recently announced that it will formally introduce its new Opera Mobile 9.7 web browser at the CTIA Wireless 2009 event to be held at Las Vegas next week. This new Opera Mobile 9.7 web browser features support for Opera Turbo, which is a server-based compression system that gives fast browsing. This also comes with AJAX and Flash support to give the user a desktop-like experience on their smartphone.

The Opera Turbo system creates a fast browsing experience, of course, but also reduces data transmission amount by as much as 80%, which will work out to the users’ benefit. Visit Opera’s Website for more information on Opera Mobile 9.7 with Opera Turbo.

Opera Mobile 9.7

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Opera Software and Yahoo! have recently announced that they have partnered to bring the Opera Mini mobile Web browser, plus full Internet, to a lot more mobile phone users around the world. Yahoo! will be distributing Opera Mini through its Yahoo! Mobile service and also as a standalone download form Yahoo!’s mobile Web sites. The Opera Mini will be available free of cost on Yahoo!.

Yahoo! and Opera aim to fully release the potential of mobile Web by giving the user complete access to full Internet on a wide range of mobile devices. Yahoo!’s free distribution of the Opera Mini will provide users with a rich mobile Internet browsing experience.

Yahoo! Mobile And Opera Mini Enter Into Partnership

Opera Software and BrightCloud have joined hands in a useful new venture, to provide security, web filtering and parental control to operators who distribute the Opera Mini browser. Thanks to this new technology, operators will be capable of implementing mechanisms for parental control, block or access websites and adult content on mobile Web browsers, block services that are of questionable repute and generally increase the amount of security offered on these mobile phones.

BrightCloud provides national access to the largest and the most accurate set of categorized Web sites, covering practically ten times more information offered by other web-filtering providers. This far reduces the number of uncategorized web sites, also reducing risks of Internet browsing security. The marriage of BrightCloud and Opera is hence expected to be the ideal solution for operators.

Opera and BrightCloud Bring Security And Parental Control To Mobile Internet