Opera Web Pass lets you buy data ala carte

Opera Web Pass offers ala carte web access for smartphones
The first carrier to offer Opera's ala carte web access is DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd in Malaysia. With data plans not offered in many developing markets, Opera's offering presents a way for many living in those countries to have total use of their handset. While Opera controls the actual gateway to the web, the mobile operators control pricing and marketing of the service. DiGi will give its customers the option to install a co-branded version of the Opera Mini browser or text the word "Opera" to a short code ("2000"). Users will be able to purchase temporary web access for an hour or a full day or even buy access to specific sites like Facebook.
With third party billing and header forwarding, Opera Web Pass can even be used by those still using featurephones. Opera's data compression technology keeps cost down for the carrier. Opera Web Pass works on Java, iOS, Android, Symbian/S60 devices, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile. The cost of the service for an hour of web access is 1 Malaysian Ringgit per hour (33 cents in USD). For a whole day of service, the cost is 2 Malaysian Ringgit (66 cents in USD). Access to specific sites like Facebook can be purchased on an hourly basis (.50 Malaysian Ringgit or 17 U.S.cents) or for a day (1 Malaysian Ringgit or 33 U.S. cents).
"We see this as a great way of lowering the bar for millions of users who are taking their first steps out to the mobile web. We are excited about working with our operator partners and making the web even more accessible and tailored to the needs of a growing mobile internet community."-Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera Software
source: Opera via TechCrunch
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