Dreamweaver - Re: OT Opera review

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Re: OT Opera review

Bonnie in Sacramento

2004-06-02, 11:15 pm

Joe Makowiec wrote:

> I subscribe to an e-newsletter from Ziff Davis (publisher of, among
> others, PC Magazine). In the latest issue they have information about
> version 7.5 of Opera:
>
> Opera Readies Next-Generation Browser
>
> Sometimes, the little guys have all of the good ideas. At
> least that's what it seems like in the browser wars.
> Microsoft may own the market, but tiny Opera always seems to
> come up with cool new features. We sat down with Opera's CEO
> to explore what's coming up in the next version, new browser
> companions and what it's like competing with IT.
>
> Inside the New Opera:
> http://eletters.wnn.ziffdavis.com/z...1-676723-9508-1
>
> Leads to an e-week article.
>
Shucks, Joe...I thought you were going to tell me how you liked Carmen!! :-(

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Barry Pearson

2004-06-02, 11:16 pm

Joe Makowiec wrote:
> I subscribe to an e-newsletter from Ziff Davis (publisher of, among
> others, PC Magazine). In the latest issue they have information about
> version 7.5 of Opera:
[snip]
> http://eletters.wnn.ziffdavis.com/z...1-676723-9508-1
[snip]

Although he talked about voice recognition, I notice he didn't talk about
running Opera on head-up displays in motor cars so that you can browse while
you are driving, and see, rather than just hear, the results.

All the major players appear to be missing this opportunity.

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Joe Makowiec

2004-06-02, 11:16 pm

On 01 Jun 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Bonnie in Sacramento wrote:

> Shucks, Joe...I thought you were going to tell me how you liked
> Carmen!! :-(

<grin> I was debating whether to put 'browser' or a version number or
something in the subject line. How 'bout "Review of Billy Budd 3.0"?

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