View the content from your tablet or camera right on your TV screen.
 Web browser company Opera Software and AwoX, a leading international
 supplier of Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) solutions,
 announced today that AwoX DLNA technology, mediaCTRL SDK, is now
 integrated into the Opera Devices SDK. This solution will enable TV
 and set-top-box manufacturers to entertain users with easy access to
 high quality content across different devices.

 What is the DLNA, and what does it mean for consumers? The Digital
 Living Network Alliance is a group of manufacturers who work on
 standards and solutions for sharing digital content on different
 consumer devices. For consumers, this means more content on more
 devices, easier. For instance, they can easily send files from their
 different networked devices, such as cameras or mobile phones, right
 to their TVs.

 The number of connected devices in homes is growing and users are
 looking for an easier way to share media among them. With the
 integration of the AwoX DLNA solution into the Opera Devices SDK,
 manufacturers can easily explore home networks to discover
 DLNA-enabled devices. This integration also gives manufacturers an
 option to use a remote user interface to give users a unified user
 interface across networked devices.

 The Opera Devices SDK allows manufacturers to develop custom browsers
 based on Opera’s powerful rendering engine. Web browsers, application
 stores, electronic program guides and other connected TV solutions
 based on the Opera Devices SDK have been deployed on a wide range of
 products such as TVs, games consoles, media players and Internet tablets.

 The Awox mediaCTRL Software Development Kit provides manufacturers
 with a complete solution to integrate the next generation of
 multimedia features in their products. It provides interoperability
 with thousands of DLNA-certified home devices. Awox mediaCTRL supports
 the leading platforms and chipsets for all advanced DLNA use and has
 been deployed in over 40 million devices.

 Opera and AwoX are exhibiting at CES 2012 in Las Vegas, January 10-13
 in the LVCC. Opera’s meeting room is located in South Hall S2, Lower
 Level, Number MP26044. AwoX’s booth is located in South Hall 3,
 Higher Level, Stand Number 31468.

About Opera Software ASA
The worldwide World Wide Web — any device, any platform, any
 bandwidth, absolutely anywhere in the world. Opera Software was
 founded in 1994, based on the idea that access to the Web should be a universal ight.
 220 million people (and counting) use the Opera web browsers for
 computers, mobile phones, TVs and other connected devices. Opera also
 delivers tools, distribution, engagement, monetization and market
 insights to developers, publishers and brands around the world. We are
 passionate about breaking down barriers, so everyone can share in the
 power of the Internet. Our vision of one Web for all remains at the
 heart of what we do, because we believe that participation changes
 everything. Opera Software ASA is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange
 under the ticker symbol OPERA. Learn more about Opera at www.opera.com.

About AwoX
AwoX designs and develops cutting-edge products and technology for
 playing, sharing and controlling network media. AwoX specializes in
 implementing industry-reference technologies for network media
 streaming, video on demand, and media playback. Based on this
 technology, AwoX manufactures electronic modules for consumer
 electronics, and final products for leading service providers. AwoX
 connected devices enable operators to serve premium audio and video
 services in the home. AwoX is a board member of the Digital Living
 Network Alliance (DLNA) and of the Internet Media Device Alliance
 (IMDA). AwoX is backed by Innovacom, BNP Paribas Private Equity,
 Soridec, and CIC-CM Private Equity. www.awox.com