Opera Mobile Partners

Bytemobile

Bytemobile network services and optimization solutions unify, simplify and accelerate the deployment of advanced wireless data services to mobile handsets, laptops and PDAs. Mobile network operators around the world have chosen Bytemobile products to maximize the profitability and efficiency of their networks.

Opera and Bytemobile are in a partnership to deliver the best and fastest possible Internet experience available for mobile phones. With a client/server optimization delivered in partnership by the companies, a significant speed increase is possible.

Casio

Casio Computer has proven high-density surface mounting, image processing and other technologies as well as application software gained through its consumer electronics business.

Opera's mobile Internet browser was made available on Casio mobile devices in Japan in the fall of 2004. The Casio W21CA made Opera the first full Web browser active on the Japanese 3G network.

France Telecom Orange

France Telecom is one of the world's leading telecommunications carriers, with over 118.6 million customers as of March 31, 2004, on a pro forma basis, on the five continents (220 countries and territories).

Opera and France Telecom Orange's Research and Development departments are busy defining the future of mobile browsing and the added advantages it can bring in terms of offering users exciting mobile data services easily accessible on their handset's home screen with the Opera Platform.

KDDI

KDDI is the second largest mobile operator in Japan with millions of BREW phones shipped around the globe.

KDDI is providing next generation services and has chosen Opera to fulfill the promise of 3G capabilities.

Kyocera

The Kyocera Group is contributing to this ever-expanding global trend by providing a comprehensive range of diverse products, from components and devices to service networks.

Opera's mobile Internet browser is available on Kyocera mobile devices in China. These devices are the first handsets in the upcoming new generation of browser-centric phones where access to the full Internet is the device's key feature.

Motorola

Motorola, Inc. is a global leader in wireless, broadband and automotive communications technologies that help make life smarter, safer, simpler, synchronized and fun. Motorola creates innovative technological solutions that benefit people at home, at work and on the move.

Motorola's Personal Communications Sector (PCS) delivers Opera's Internet browser on multiple Motorola PCS handsets. Motorola PCS also makes the Opera Platform available to its customers.

Nokia

Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications. Backed by its experience, innovation, user-friendliness and secure solutions, the company has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a leading supplier of mobile, fixed broadband and IP networks. By adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new opportunities for companies and further enriches the daily lives of people.

Nokia is supplying Opera as a complimentary application on Nokia mobile devices as part of a standard sales package in select areas of the world.

Optimus

Since its launch in 1998, Optimus has been continuously growing in the Portuguese market with one goal in mind: To lead the Portuguese telecommunications market by making people's live easier. Launching new products and services in Portuguese market – mobile portals, SMS information services, entertainment services, GPRS services – Optimus is also in the lead on the deployment of new technologies.

Opera and Optimus collaborate to bring the full Internet to mobile devices.

QUALCOMM

QUALCOMM Incorporated is a leader in developing and delivering innovative digital wireless communications products and services based on the Company's CDMA digital technology. The Company's business areas include CDMA chipsets and system software; technology licensing; the Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless® (BREW ®) applications platform; QChat® push-to-talk technology; Eudora® e- mail software; digital cinema systems; and satellite-based systems including portions of the Globalstar® system and wireless fleet management systems, OmniTRACS® and OmniExpress®. QUALCOMM owns patents that are essential to all of the CDMA wireless telecommunications standards that have been adopted or proposed for adoption by standards-setting bodies worldwide. QUALCOMM has licensed its essential CDMA patent portfolio to more than 100 telecommunications equipment manufacturers worldwide.

QUALCOMM Incorporated and Opera collaborate to introduce mobile users to contextual shopping capabilities via Opera's mobile Web browser and QUALCOMM's BREW® solution.

Sharp

Sharp Electronics Corporation is the US sales and marketing subsidiary of Japan's Sharp Corporation, a worldwide developer of the core digital technologies that are playing an integral role in shaping the next generation of mobile computing products for consumer and business needs. Sharp has led the market in introducing innovative handheld computing products. Sharp is also the global leader in LCD technology, which is incorporated into leading-edge LCD monitors and projectors.

Sharp includes Opera on the Sharp Zaurus SL-6000 Personal Mobile Tool.

Sony Ericsson

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB offers mobile communications products for people who appreciate the possibilities of powerful technology. Established in 2001 by Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and Sony Corporation, the joint venture continues to build on the success of its two innovative parent companies. Sony Ericsson creates value for its operator customers by bringing new ways of using multimedia communications while on mobile devices.

Opera and Sony Ericsson collaborate to bring the full Internet to mobile devices.

Symbian

Symbian is a software licensing company, owned by wireless industry leaders, that is the trusted supplier of Symbian OS, the advanced, open, standard operating system for data-enabled mobile phones. Symbian's mission is to create a mass-market for Symbian OS mobile phones by enabling its licensees to build winning products.

The Opera HTML browser is available for UIQ and Series 60 user interfaces enabling you to access the web from almost any Symbian OS phone.

Trolltech

Trolltech is the creator of Qt, a C++ cross-platform fully object-oriented application framework that enables rapid building of state-of-the-art GUI applications for Microsoft Windows, Unix and multiple embedded Linux platforms. Qt has formed the basis of many successful commercial applications worldwide, and was used to develop the open source, KDE Linux desktop environment.

Red Bend Software

Red Bend Software helps mobile phone manufacturers and network operators accelerate the adoption of new services and features, respond rapidly to customer problems and reduce support costs through mobile software management solutions. BenQ Mobile, LG Electronics, Sharp, Sony Ericsson, and other large handset manufacturers use Red Bend's firmware over-the-air (FOTA) technology to quickly and reliably deliver compact firmware updates to mobile phones already in the hands of users.
Founded in 1999, Red Bend Software is a privately held, venture capital-financed company with offices in China, Israel, Japan, Korea, the U.K and the U.S.

Discretix

Discretix is a leading provider of embedded security technology for mobile devices and flash memory storage. Discretix technology, which incorporates both hardware and software components, enables security to be incorporated into products at the chipset level, making it transparent to the end-user while protecting sensitive information from malicious attacks, viruses, fraud, and theft. Discretix' solutions are deployed in a wide array of devices and mobile systems to enhance security, reliability, and user experience. Discretix, a privately-owned company, serves the needs of some of the world's best-known semiconductor and device manufacturers and was ranked by Gartner as the embedded security market leader for the second year in a row in 2005.