Opera widgets for archos software

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The service provider's customers will have access to "the full Internet experience," Opera officials say, "from the convenience of their mobile phone, allowing them to view news, weather, e-commerce, and social networking Web sites. O2's "Internet-to-Go" will be available on several models with both installed or over-the-air versions of the Opera Mini browser.

Opera Mini will be O2-branded featuring a customized skin and pre-set bookmarks. Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software, said the company hopes "to build on our relationship with O2 in the future and use this to continue" expanding in Europe.

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This seems to be related to having Opera Mobile 8. I removed 8. Unlike some S60 applications, the Widget Manager seems to work equally well whether its installed on a memory card or in main memory. I particularly like the Accuweather Widget. It compares favorably with the similar Nokia Weatherbug Widget. I thought the Opera widget was much more responsive, updating and switching views more or less instantly unlike the Nokia one which is quite sluggish.

On the other hand, the Nokia widgets have a big advantage in that they appear as standalone applications with their own icons on the S60 desktop.

You search for a Wiki page or Yahoo answer and the widget loads a summary page with hyperlinks that load the Wikipedia and Yahoo Answers web pages right in the widget rather than in S60Webkit. As an early Beta targeted at developers, the Widget Manager seems pretty capable and stable. I played with it for several hours and had only one crash.

Not surprisingly, there are are some bugs. You have to use the S60 Task Switcher long press on the menu button to get back to the Widget to view the content. There are also some scrolling and cursor control issues in some of the widgets, but for the most part the S60 widgets are quite usable. Developing widgets looks to be pretty easy for anyone who has done a little web development. The deadline to submit widgets to the Challenge is November 23rd, I am really impressed with Opera Mobile V9.