Tag: Opera Mini

  • Stay connected without worry: Opera Mini’s Free Data and Data-Saving functions.

    Stay connected without worry: Opera Mini’s Free Data and Data-Saving functions.

    Data costs keep getting higher and higher each year, especially this year increasing by as high as up to 50% . However, that should not mean you have to sacrifice how much you browse. Opera Mini focuses on making sure users can  use their mobile data packages to their full potential. Here is how you can browse more with Opera Mini, even if data costs are going up. 

    Free Data every day in Opera Mini

    Something you’ll love: Secure 1.5GB of free data every month, only on Opera Mini. Whether you’re scrolling through social media, streaming music, or catching up on the latest news, this free data boost keeps you connected without the stress.

    Let’s put it into perspective: 50MB of free data per day lets you browse the web continuously for about an hour, scrolling through around 50 pages. With Opera Mini’s free data, you get up to x10 more browsing time for less data—making it a smarter way to stay online.

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    How It Works

    1. Download or update Opera Mini to the latest version.
    2. Open the browser and start browsing as usual—no special steps required.
    3. Your daily free data consumption kicks in automatically before your own data is used.

    *You’ll need an Airtel or MTN phone number to receive the free data.

    Data Savings Built Right In

    Opera Mini isn’t just about free data; it’s also designed to help you save data every time you go online. Thanks to its unique data-saving technology, Opera Mini compresses web pages, videos, and images, so you use up to 90% less data compared to other browsers. In fact, Opera Mini has already helped users save over ₦5 billion in data costs and saved 1500TB of data monthly with its data saving capabilities—proof that it’s a game-changer for affordable browsing.

    Opera has always thought of internet and information access as a basic human right. With Opera Mini, you get the best deal and save money on data consumption – with free data to keep you connected and smart data-saving functionality  to stretch your data further.

    Download Opera Mini, use your free data, and start getting the most out of your data packages!

  • Opera Saves Nigerians Nearly 5 Billion Naira in Data Costs in 2023 with Free Data Campaigns on Opera Mini

    Opera Saves Nigerians Nearly 5 Billion Naira in Data Costs in 2023 with Free Data Campaigns on Opera Mini

    Opera – the company behind the popular mobile browser, Opera Mini – announces a significant landmark in Nigeria: In 2023, Mini users have benefited from over 3,760 TB of free data, which equates to nearly 5 billion Naira in cost savings.* Moreover, Opera Mini simultaneously extends the lifespan of the user’s data  with unique data saving technology, allowing the bundle to last up to 10 times longer. This is a testament to Opera Mini’s role in bridging the digital divide and making the internet accessible and affordable for millions.

    In Nigeria, around 60% of the population lives under the poverty line, some with a monthly salary as low as 90,000 NGN – in which case, a monthly data package of 20GB would consume 12% of their income.

    “Opera’s journey in Nigeria is a clear reflection of our vision: to break down barriers and make the web accessible to everyone,” said Jørgen Arnesen, EVP Mobile at Opera. “The nearly 5 billion Naira saved represents more than just economic value – it symbolizes tens of millions of Nigerians being able to invest in themselves and their personal development.”

    Bridging the Digital Divide with Unprecedented Savings

    For years, Opera Mini has served as the first portal to the web for many, recently celebrating a milestone of 1 billion downloads across the world. Nevertheless, the internet penetration rate stands at 55% in Nigeria, demonstrating that a significant digital divide still exists. By implementing its Africa First strategy – in which the company has pledged to invest over $100M dollars to support digitization across the continent – Opera continues to work to bridge the gap and enhance connectivity.

    Opera Mini has been a key aspect of the company’s efforts. A lightweight mobile browser designed with local needs in mind through its unique data compression technology, reduces data usage by up to 90%, so 1.5GB can last up to 10 times longer on Opera Mini than when using other browsers. Opera has furthermore partnered with telco giants such as Airtel and MTN to offer free data campaigns, in which Opera Mini users can benefit from up to 1.5GB of free data every month. Over 3.5 million users have participated in the popular free data campaigns, bolstering digital inclusion across Africa.

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    A Single Vision: Empowering Millions

    Though Opera Mini has achieved the milestone of 1 billion downloads in the Google Play Store, its success extends beyond numbers – rather, it is about the impact on individuals and communities. By providing affordable access to information, the data-saving mobile browser has enabled significant opportunity and empowerment, especially in countries where data prices are especially high. Featuring data compression technology, as well as provides PIN-protected downloads, offline access to web pages, and much more.

    Download Opera Mini and experience faster, more affordable internet.

    About Opera

    Opera is a user-centric and innovative software company focused on enabling the best possible internet browsing experience across all devices. Hundreds of millions use the Opera web browsers’ unique and secure features on their mobile phones and desktop computers. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, Opera is a public company listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange under the ticker symbol “OPRA.” Download the Opera web browsers and access other Opera products from opera.com. Learn more about Opera at investor.opera.com and on X @InvestorOpera

  • Opera Mini launches ‘Shake and Win’ Promo in four African countries

    Opera Mini launches ‘Shake and Win’ Promo in four African countries

    Global web innovator Opera is  set to follow the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with a new edition of its popular “Shake and Win.” Kicking off on Thursday, the campaign will run for four weeks in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa and feature over 180,000 prizes.

     With exciting new ways to win prizes while competing against rival teams.

    According to Jørgen Arnesen, EVP Mobile at Opera, the ‘Shake and Win’ campaign is open to new and existing users alike.

    “AFCON is always an exciting time in the footballing calendar – the stadiums come alive with such tremendous atmosphere as teams from around Africa vie for glory. So we’re thrilled to bring our users, many of whom are avid football fans, even more fun throughout the tournament, with a chance to bring home fantastic prizes,”, Arnesen said.

    He  noted that the ‘Shake and Win’ campaign page will be accessible via a floating button on the start page of the Opera Mini browser. From there, players can shake their phones to win either an immediate reward, or a puzzle piece.

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    If players collect six individual pieces and complete the puzzle, they are eligible to win one of a variety of prizes like cash, MiniPay vouchers, and airtime.

    “This edition of Shake and Win will feature some additional fun, as participants can earn extra shakes by completing various missions to boost their chances of winning. Discovering different aspects of the browser – for example taking advantage of the built-in Live Scores feature embedded within Opera Mini – will afford players even more shakes, and thus more chances to win.

    “Opera is furthermore tapping into the spirit of AFCON by giving users from different nations the chance to compete against each other in the inaugural Opera Cup. Users will win points for their home nation by successfully completing missions, the points for which are tallied on a leaderboard. The country with the highest points total toward the end of the campaign will win the Cup – and, notably, an overall boost to their prize pool, offering the winners even more opportunities to take home prizes and glory,” Arnesen added.