opera mini ——一个手机浏览器的发展史（Opera Mini - the history of a mobile browser）.doc

opera mini ——一个手机浏览器的发展史（Opera Mini - the history of a mobile browser） April 2005, the capital of Oslo, Norway, northern Europe has just arrived, the ground is still covered with scattered snow. In the office building on the 5 floor of the Operla headquarters, the Operla software company global CEO Tan Yongwen (Jon S.von Tetzchner), Jon S.von Tetzchner A Iceland man with a height of 2 meters and looks a bit serious, leaning on the sofa armrest, carefully fiddling with an ordinary cellphone in his hand. It all stems from a small program developed by several young engineers in the Swedish R D department. Taking advantage of this 100K size program, Tan Yongwen made it easy to browse the Internet on a very low-end mobile phone. As one of the pioneers of the companys CEO and web browser industry, Tan Yongwen is keenly aware of the great future of this small program. This small program is later swept the global Opera Mini mobile Internet browser. As the worlds most popular mobile browser, Opera Mini has more than 20 million active users. Since its release in 2006, Opera Mini has downloaded more than 400 million copies. According to official statistics Opera released in February 2009, the amount of data Opera Mini monthly users browse up to 1PB, the sum of all the photo storage volume which is roughly equivalent to the worlds largest social networking site on the Facebook (about 10 billion pictures)! The Opera software company, based in Norway, Oslo, is a veteran browser development company that developed one of the worlds first Internet browsers. Over the years, Opera has been intentnesses, Fully focused on browser development. Although Microsoft has been affected by Windows, bundling, lE and other reasons, the market share has been squeezed, and Operas attention to technological innovation has kept this small Nordic company standing up for many years. Not only that, the company has also focused on the broader mobile and other device markets than PC. The vision of Opera