JavaScriptSearch Wednesday, October 4, 2006; 08:07 AM
Opera Software announced availability of the Opera 9 SDK for
Devices running on the Microsoft Windows CE platform, broadening
Opera's availability to include the popular device software platform.
Devices running on Windows CE can now quickly integrate the Opera browser to create
Web applications, widgets and dynamic user interfaces. Opera said its Web rendering and navigation technologies enable the Web to be
dynamically adapted to deliver a fantastic user experience to a wide
range of device types. With Opera's existing port and integration API
for Microsoft Windows CE, device manufacturers can easily
get Opera up and running on devices ranging from portable media players
and remote controls to set-top boxes and automotive infotainment
systems. "This is exciting for Opera as Windows CE has become a popular platform
for connected devices," says Scott Hedrick, Executive Vice President,
Opera Software. "Device developers have discovered the benefits of
Opera's great usability, performance and unique rendering technology
and now it now comes in another Microsoft offering."
Opera's
capabilities designed for devices include its Extensible Rendering
Architecture (ERA), which tailors Web sites to fit in any screen size,
fast JavaScript and rendering engines and a configurable and
full-featured user interface. Opera enables dynamic AJAX
applications. Opera's suite of SDK offerings is continuously
updated with pre-ported support for new architectures, thereby reducing time-to-market.
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