GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Earlier this year, Nintendo pegged a June 4 North American release ...

The original Nintendo DS was a lovely little handheld console in its heyday, with plenty of fun games to play and nifty features to use. That said, Nintendo has always been a bit slow on the uptake ...

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 ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. As of today, Nintendo still hasn’t set a date for the US launch of ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

Out on stores shelves now is the nifty Nintendo DS browser made by Opera. You can input URLs and text through the touch screen either by using handwriting recognition or the on screen keyboard. On the ...

An interview with Opera's Scott Hedrick clears up some of the mystery behind the DS's web capabilities. With recent news that Opera is developing a DS-based web browser, many have been wondering the ...

Take it easy, it's only availabe in Japan! Nintendo has started selling its Nintendo DS Browser in Japan via several dedicated Japanese online sales sites. Opera Software's full-featured browser ...

Opera Software seems to have a browser for just about every occasion. Now, the Norwegian software maker has added a new device to its list: Nintendo DS. Opera on Wednesday announced an agreement with ...