IT Observer - Opera makes Web content push

Opera makes Web content push
Tuesday, 15 February 2005, 10:42 GMT

Opera Software has developed an application for its Web browser that helps mobile operators to push content to their subscribers.

The service, called the Opera Platform, can be used by phone operators to create a branded front page that includes Web information such as news headlines and email alerts, as well as information from the handset such as battery power and missed calls. Users only need to click once to follow links that go directly to the Web, rather than needing to separately access 3G services.

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