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Showing 1-14 of 14 results foundOpera denies Microsoft takeover
December 24, 2005 Norweigian browser vendor says it hasn't been approached by Microsoft--or anyone else.World Wide Web Consortium releases draft of HTML 5
January 25, 2008 A major upgrade of HTML is in the works but won't emerge for at least two years.Mozilla issues Firefox alert
December 13, 2005 The problem is a bug rather than a flaw, the open-source browser maker insists, but still warns people about the glitch.Chinese Opera belts out brand
March 2, 2004 Norway's Opera Software sets its sights on the Asian cell phone market with two Opera-branded handsets--departing the backstage role browser providers typically play with cell phones.Web 2.0 browser to fly this fall
August 3, 2006 Start-up Flock plans to mix in blogs and photo sharing. Also: Firefox makes a deal with Real.IBM Internet guru takes a role at Opera
January 30, 2004 John Patrick, who is credited with bringing the Internet to Big Blue, joins Web browser company Opera Software's board of directors.Opera IPO opens on high note
March 11, 2004 Shares of the Norway-based browser maker rise on their first day of public trading on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, the company releases a new version of its mobile browser.Microsoft enlists security partner in IE update
July 29, 2005 New version of Internet Explorer, released for testing this week, taps WholeSecurity for antiphishing feature.Opera details IPO plans
February 26, 2004 The Norwegian browser maker could be the first of several high-tech IPOs for the year when it begins trading in March.In Apple, a lesson for streaming business
April 14, 2000 QuickTime was a breakthrough technology when Apple brought it to the marketplace. Now it has become an object lesson for RealNetworks and others that might confront Microsoft in the multimedia indu...With IE 7, green means go for legit sites
November 13, 2006 The Microsoft browser will soon use a green address bar to indicate that you can trust a Web site--but it will leave some smaller businesses out.Browser campaign slams IE
August 24, 2004 Taking a marketing page from Apple, standards advocates use "real people" to promote alternatives to Microsoft's browser.Browser phishing 'flaw' could hook users
December 9, 2004 Security issue allows an attacker to send victims to legitimate sites and then take control of pop-up windows and grab sensitive information.Year in review: Road to recovery
December 29, 2004 Two highly anticipated IPOs helped break a long, dry spell for tech business launches.
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