Australian Nintendo DS fans itching to get their handhelds online will have to hold their breath for a while longer. Nintendo Australia says it has no details yet on whether Opera Software's DS ...

Turn your Nintendo DS into a fully-functioning web browser with the Nintendo DS Browser. Surf websites, check and send emails, bank and shop online - all wirelessly! The DS Browser features a built-in ...

The DS browser seems like it decent buy, but it too many flaws to navigate with the ease that entices the purchase. Entering addresses are hit or miss to get the system to begin loading, the scroll ...

It'll come on a DS card and you'll be able to browse the Internet in double! Giving gamers two windows to the Web: The Opera Browser for Nintendo DS™ February 15, 2006: Opera Software today announced ...

Opera has announced that the Nintendo DS version of its web browser will launch in Japan on July 24th - and that it will come complete with an "additional memory expansion pack." Opera DS will only be ...

February 15, 2006: Opera Software today announced that it will deliver the World Wide Web to Nintendo DS users in Japan. In Opera's agreement with Nintendo, Nintendo DS users will now be able to surf ...

The Nintendo DS web browser is supposed to be coming on June 6th. How many are picking it up? Is it something that interest you or is it something you don't really care about? What about the price, is ...

The Nintendo DS Opera web browser is set to land on European soil October 6th. In case you don’t remember, the browser used the WiFi connection in the DS to connect to the internet, and both screens ...

The Opera Web browser for the Nintendo DS has just landed on European shores for €40 (or £30 or $50). Though the Web browser has received mixed reviews in the past, it still offers a decent way for DS ...

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It appears that the Nintendo DS — the so-called “kid’s machine” — is growing up. At the D.I.C.E. Summit held in Las Vegas last week, Nintendo announced that the DS would soon support voice over IP, a ...

The DS doesn't really have a beastly technical summary, it's more like a bunny, a fierce bunny, still not a beast, though. The browser isn't nearly as slow as I though or as others said. It's really ...