Opera has just released its major new version of web browser, which is Opera 10 and its final version would be ready on 1st, Sep. This has been the significant Opera era.

This version contains series of interesting updates, for example, the faster browsing on slow connections, new interface design, an improved tab bar, personalization of Speed Dial, and, of course, overall faster work.

Additionally, Opera Turbo is specially aiming for those web linkages with low speed, Opera mail still functions as the build-in mail client.

Opera 10 Beta 2 is now launching with highlights on safety and speed on 16th, July. Together with constantly improving browser speed, Opera pioneers an innovation way, which is compressed solution from Opera Turbo server aiming at speed the entire network up. See the following more improvements:

1. Opera Turbo speeding browser
2. New visual label
3. Speed dialing customization.
4. Kernel upgrade.

Among those the new visual label and speed dialing are Opera first-time originations. Up your labels to a higher place and enjoy a picture reading joy right now with Opera 10 Beta 2 on Brothersoft.com!

The following article about Opera 9.63 Update Released is from our content partner Ghacks.
The Opera development team has been busy the last weeks releasing the first public alpha version of Opera 10 and only a week later an update for the latest official version of Opera which raises the version to 9.63. The new update which became available earlier today is a recommended security update and every user with Opera installed should update the web browser immediately.

The update is already available when checking the Help > Check For Updates option from within Opera. It can also be downloaded directly from the official Opera FTP website for all supported operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh, Linux and mobile devices.

Here is the list of security issues that have been fixed in Opera 9.63:
* Manipulating text input contents can allow execution of arbitrary code
* HTML parsing flaw can cause Opera to execute arbitrary code
* Long hostnames in file: URLs can cause execution of arbitrary code
* Script injection in feed preview can reveal contents of unrelated news feeds
* Built-in XSLT templates can allow cross-site scripting
* Fixed an issue that could reveal random data
* SVG images embedded using tags can no longer execute Java or plugin content

Make sure to update the Opera web browser as soon as possible to eliminate the vulnerabilities.