Software of CES 2009

CES may owe its soul to gadgets, but let's not forget the software behind the electronics. Here's a glimpse of the software side of CES.

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January 9, 2009 11:16 AM PST

By: Jessica Dolcourt

Opera's new SDK for device manufacturers won't blow your socks off by itself, but it could benefit consumers with set-top boxes and connected TVs in the future, and possibly even Wiiheads indirectly (but don't hold your breath.) The new release boosts scrolling and zooming sppeds, and Opera Link, which syncs bookmarks on the fly with what you've got on Opera Mini, Opera Mobile, or the Opera desktop browser for Windows and Mac.

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