Opera Community On T-Mobile

Written by Adam Gosling

Thursday, 15 March 2007

Browser maker, Opera Software has said T-Mobile is bringing a customised version of its My Opera Community to its web'n'walk users, offering photoblogging, photo albums and more to its customers. T-Mobile's web'n'walk offering uses a customised version of Opera Software's Opera Mini browser that allows users to surf the Web from their mobile phones.T-Mobile was the first operator to pre-install a customised Opera Mini browser on selected handsets. By integrating the community into their product offering, T-Mobile customers can access all of My Opera's features, as well as the exclusive T-Mobile group page and dedicated forums for web'n'walk users. My Opera gives T-Mobile users 300 MB of storage space on their personal pages, and once registered, users will automatically be added to the T-Mobile group. "T-Mobile is Opera's pioneering customer in terms of integrating My Opera with their product," says Jon von Tetzchner, CEO for Opera Software. "My Opera presents a unique solution to operators such as T-Mobile, as it allows them to offer their customers attractive features such as photoblogging. This not only adds functionality to the web'n'walk offering, but also drives data traffic for T-Mobile." My Opera for T-Mobile features: Mobile Photoblogging directly from your web'n'walk Opera Mini browser Dedicated T-mobile forums in the community Photo sharing of blogs and photo albums between my.opera.com and T-mobile users 300MB of storage T-Mobile group page that automatically includes all registered web'n'walk users www.opera.com Related news items Garmin Does Phone Nav -04/10/2007 Next-Gen 3G RAZR DownUnder -24/09/2007 Vodafone UK Promises All-You-Can-Hear Music -12/09/2007 Semi-Rugged With Grunt -05/09/2007 Phone, iPod Link With New Music Pack -03/09/2007 Newer news items Campus Wireless Means Faster Downloads -23/04/2007 Aussie Bush Could Get Second 3G Network -16/04/2007 Railroad Gets Its Own 3G Coverage -03/04/2007 Disruptive Bundle Brings Skype To Mobiles -27/03/2007 Mobile, Not VoIP The Big Growth Area For Voice -16/03/2007 Older news items 3 Could Take In More Cash From NZ -06/03/2007 NZ Telcos Mislead With Marketing -02/03/2007 Mobile Rates Cut By 40% -26/02/2007 SMS Revenues To Get Stratospheric -26/02/2007 Unwired Revenue Up 46% -21/02/2007 Tag This Now: