How can I check which of my apps are using most of my data? For a quick overview of your app usage, head to your Mobile usage and Wi-Fi usage timelines from the main menu. These pages will show you which apps are using your precious data, even when you thought they weren’t. Tap a...
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Just before we start the summer holidays, we wanted to bring you another update to Opera Mini for Windows Phone. Our phones are very personal to us. The choices we make about our phones reflects our personality, so we believe you should have a choice of browsers on all your devices, no matter the platform....
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Recently, we paired up with our friends at Android Authority to give our Opera Max fans a chance to win an awesome new smartphone. Who doesn’t love free stuff, right? Thousands of you sent us your #DataEaters pictures on Twitter and Instagram. After a week of data-shaming apps and sharing the Opera Max love, we...
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The Opera Coast team made some changes to give your iPhone 6 browsing a little bit more oomph. The new version includes landscape mode for iPhone 6. Tip your phone and you can view your home screen, search the web and read the latest news more comfortably. Choose your news’ region and language Get trending articles...
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Ready for your next vacation? Want unlimited chatting time with friends and family back home? You might wonder, won’t that add terrible costs to my phone bill? Well, with ChatSim and Opera Max, you can now chat and call on Facebook messenger, Whatsapp, WeChat, Line, QQ and other chat apps in 150 countries without blowing...
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Want to know right away when your travel buddies have finally shared those awesome pictures from your trip last summer? Or, would you rather control your notification settings, so you can have a little peace and quiet from your social-network profile? You can customize your notifications with the Opera Mini for Android browser. Get Facebook...
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Nigeria is one of the largest and fastest growing “mobile first” countries in the world. However, only around 38% of Nigerians access mobile data. And, in reality, this number is likely to be significantly lower when considering those who regularly access the internet on their phones. Recently, I talked to CNBC Africa about the future...
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