Opera Mobile 10.1 beta for Android now available for installation from the Android Market
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The flagship mobile browser amongst the Opera crew, Opera Mobile 10.1, is now ready for an Android flavored beta version to be installed from the Android Market right to your handset. The free download of Opera Mobile 10.1 beta for Android includes many of the features you would expect such as pinch-to-zoom, Opera's bookmark grid called Speed Dial, and a desktop browser sync. Managing multiple pages is a snap with Opera's tabbing interface.
The Opera Mobile 10.1 beta for Android loads pages faster than the stock Android browser while users will enjoy the buttery smooth scrolling and zooming experiences on their phones. The software can be set to be your default browser and Opera Turbo-which gives you up to 80% of data compression-allows for fast surfing even if your network is slow or congested. This can reduce your data costs by as much as 90%, according to Opera.
source: Opera
The Opera Mobile 10.1 beta for Android loads pages faster than the stock Android browser while users will enjoy the buttery smooth scrolling and zooming experiences on their phones. The software can be set to be your default browser and Opera Turbo-which gives you up to 80% of data compression-allows for fast surfing even if your network is slow or congested. This can reduce your data costs by as much as 90%, according to Opera.
source: Opera
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4 Comments
1. achilles posted on 09 Nov 2010, 08:32 0 0
With Android you get the actual web, not some mini web portal, unless the web page doesnt have a full version option. With 3g, pages load up fast anyway. So if you have Android, 3g, full flash support, and unlimited data, why would you use Opera mini?
2. TZ (unregistered) posted on 09 Nov 2010, 14:14 0 0
This is Opera Mobile. Why are you taking about Opera Mini?
4. Issac (unregistered) posted on 09 Nov 2010, 22:19 0 0
Will this be compatible with X10 mini?
