Opera Good news: Microsoft to send 100 million new users

Opera company has just released the latest version of opera Mini 9, and now it's good: according to the Wall Street Journal, Opera CEO Lars Boilesen revealed that the company has worked with Microsoft, Microsoft will give up Asha The Nokia Xpress Browser on phone and other functions, instead of opera mini--, means Microsoft will send more than 100 million new users to opera.

Microsoft has not only confiscated Nokia's name, but it has also been targeting Nokia's browsers. After saying goodbye to Nokia, we are afraid to bid farewell to the Nokia Xpress browser. But this cooperation with opera is actually a sensible move for both sides.

Most of the users of Asha phone and other low-end functions are in areas with poor network environments, where network costs are also more expensive. and Opera Mini an obvious feature or advantage is that all user network requests will go through the company's server, and the server will compress the contents of the data. Therefore, the use of Opera Mini browsing Web pages will be faster, and the consumption of traffic will be relatively small. Using Opera Mini instead of Nokia Xpress as a new default browser will be a better service experience for these mobile users.

Neither side has yet worked out a specific replacement plan, so a real browser change may have to wait a little longer.