New Opera Mini 4 Beta 2 Is Small But Still Packs A Punch
2007-09-08 15:43:52 Posted
by: ragaman7 Category: Technology
Opera have just released a new version of their amazing browser for mobile phones, Opera Mini. This browser basically sends the web page you searched for to Opera's servers who rejig it into a much smaller size before sending it to your phone. The end result is a web page that loads really quickly and looks as close to the original page as you can possibly get on a mobile phone. Highly recommended. It also has an excellently intuitive zoom in and out feature as well as a handy virtual cursor. Download it! Here are some of its features...
New full screen mode
Browse in landscape mode. Jealous of the iPhone? Opera Mini may not rotate when you turn your phone, but a quick shortcut key (‘#’ and ‘*’) makes it easy to change the screen orientation
Add the search engine of your choice to the start page, just like the Opera desktop browser.
A number of optimizations for BlackBerry phones including a native menu
Supports SSL connections for banking sites, Amazon and more (though we would advise caution nonetheless)
Improved support for small fonts, cookies and more. UPDATE |
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