The original Nintendo DS was a lovely little handheld console in its heyday, with plenty of fun games to play and nifty features to use. That said, Nintendo has always been a bit slow on the uptake ...

Turn your Nintendo DS into a fully-functioning web browser with the Nintendo DS Browser. Surf websites, check and send emails, bank and shop online - all wirelessly! The DS Browser features a built-in ...

The Opera Browser for the Nintendo DS has shipped in Japan, and one user has provided a video review of the application. Overall, the experience wasn’t super impressive. Page rendering on the DS ...

Following on the heels of Sony's introduction of a web browser for the PlayStation Portable in the middle of last year, Nintendo has announced that the Opera browser will be made available for the DS ...

Nintendo goes just a little bit further with its plans to update the Nintendo DS, announcing that it should soon be adding features—like web surfing and HD TV programming. Though this would first be ...

The Opera Web browser for the Nintendo DS has just landed on European shores for €40 (or £30 or $50). Though the Web browser has received mixed reviews in the past, it still offers a decent way for DS ...

I'm wondering if perhaps Opera/Nintendo will release a sort of proxy page-server applet home users can install?<BR><BR>----<BR><BR>For instance, it would rock major giraffe nuts if I could simply ...

On July 23rd Nintendo is releasing the Opera browser for the Nintendo DS and DS Lite in Japan. The package will retail for about $33 USD and includes a DS “cartridge” with the browser on it and a GBA ...

Opera has announced that the Nintendo DS version of its web browser will launch in Japan on July 24th - and that it will come complete with an "additional memory expansion pack." Opera DS will only be ...

As a desktop browser, Opera cannot hold even the palest candle to Firefox with a few free extensions.<BR><BR>However, I am very pleased with the performance of Opera Mini for light browsing of ...