arstechnica.com - 10/10/2008
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Opera is one of those browsers that you know exists, but you never really use. That could change, though, as it's about to be on the receiving end of some tender, loving care from Firefox and Thunderbird branding designer Jon Hicks. Read More...
hicksdesign.co.uk - 10/9/2008
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hicksdesign.co.uk —
and now… Opera Finally, I can announce my
big news, that I’ve keeping quiet about for what...
seems like ages. opera From the end of this month, I will be Senior Designer at Opera Software ! Like fellow UK members of the Opera team Chris Mills , Bruce ...
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and now… Opera / journal / hicksdesign
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Opera reaches version 9.6, gets new senior designer
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... who has played a key role in the logo and branding of Firefox and Thunderbird. In his new role as Senior Designer, I have no doubt he’ll find a way to make Opera more appealing for a broader audience.
In related news, Opera got bumped to version 9.6. The new version improves the included email client with better performance and a low bandwidth mode. Its free browser sync service also got some loving, syncing more of your precious configuration data.
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