Opera: Apple’s DMA changes are not enough to truly open up iOS

Opera: Apple’s DMA changes are not enough to truly open up iOS

When the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into effect last year, Apple was forced to implement many changes to iOS – including letting developers create web browsers with their own engine. A year later, none of the major web browsers have released an EU-specific version. In an exclusive interview with 9to5Mac, Opera Product Manager Jona Bolin detailed why the changes made by Apple are still not enough to increase competition. more…

U.S. Leaders Are Right to Learn from the DMA’s Mistakes

Last year, the European Commission (EC) began enforcing the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the European Union’s (EU) new digital regime. In the United States, the DMA – which almost exclusively […] The post U.S. Leaders Are Right to Learn from the DMA’s Mistakes appeared first on SIIA.

Opera has released an update for the Opera One R2 browser. The developers have paid particular attention to the functions that users have increasingly asked for in recent months. One of the new features concerns the music player, which is now available directly in the... To the article: Opera One: Music player in the toolbar and further updates You can support us with any of your Amazon purchases. Your price remains the same, we receive a small…

Despite the European DMA (Digital Markets Act), which sets a competitive framework for iOS, CEOs of Opera believe that Apple's platform still does not allow developers to freely choose the rendering engine of their browsers. On paper, however, this is the case: in Europe, the [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) Article F…

Apple's DMA Adjustments Fall Short Of Fully Opening IOS

After the implementation of the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) last year, Apple was compelled to make numerous modifications to iOS, including allowing developers to create web browsers utilizing their own engines. A year later, however, no major web browsers have introduced a version tailored for the EU. In an exclusive conversation with DMN, Jona Bolin, Product Manager at Opera, elaborated on why Apple’s adjustments remain inadequate to foster…

Opera says Apple’s DMA changes are not enough to truly open up iOS

When the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into effect last year, Apple was forced to implement many changes to iOS – including letting developers create web browsers with their own engine. A year later, none of the major web browsers have released an EU-specific version. In an exclusive interview with 9to5Mac, Opera Product Manager Jona Bolin detailed why the changes made by Apple are still not enough to increase competition. more . . .