Opera Mini Bumped to Version 5.1 for Low-End Phones

Opera Software today announced an update to its Opera Mini browser to version 5.1. The relatively minor update makes the browser perform better in entry-level devices that may have low memory. According to Opera, it has removed icons, graphics, …(follow link to read)

Opera Mini for iPhone Downloaded One Million Times on First Day

To be sure that the Opera Mini browser for the iPhone has become a large perception in the App Store since its approval on Monday, April 12. Just yesterday, we erudite that the postulation became the number one most downloaded application in all 22 App Stores around the world. Present, Norway-based Opera Software proclaimed via an official press release (Read More)

Opera Mini for iPhone Approved, in App Store now

Opera has just announced that their Opera Mini browser for iPhone has been approved [Free - iTunes link]. According to Engadget, it’s already popping up in some international App Stores and should/could be in your App Store any time now. Update: looks like it’s live now, go get it!

Opera Mini likely received approval because it’s not an actual web rendering, JavaScript processing engine like Safari (or Firefox, IE, Chrome, etc.) but a proxy-browser. All the rendering and processing is done ..read more

Qualcomm to Integrate Opera Browsers into BREW

Today Qualcomm and Opera announced that Qualcomm will integrate both Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 into the BREW Mobile Platform. The companies believe the addition of Opera’s browser to the BREW platform will allow handset makers and …(follow link to read)

Opera Submits Mini Browser for iPhone to Apple for Approval

Today Opera Software announced that it has submitted Opera Mini 5 to Apple for approval to be used on the iPhone. Opera believes that the competing browser’s chances of passing muster with Apple’s app approval process are good, as …(follow link to read)

OPERA BROWSER releasing ON ANDROID

Web browser Opera has launched a beta edition of its Mini 5 software on the Google Android operating system. The browser, famous because it bandages web pages and makes them significantly hasty to load, is the chief to rival the official Android browser and is obtainable via the Android souk.

Opera proclaims over 50 million customer’s (Read More)

Opera Releases Final Version Of Mini 5 Browser For BlackBerry Smartphones [Application]

Opera , has released an update to their Opera Mini 5 mobile browser for Blackberry smartphones. From their Press release: Today’s discharge puts the final touches on the Opera mobile-browsing duo. The focus is on delivering the best Internet experience on virtually any mobile handset, along with a united look and feel and inventive beloved (Read More)

Opera browser unveilings on Android

Web browser Opera has hurled a beta version of its Mini 5 software on the Google Android operating system. The browser, popular because it bandages web pages and makes them knowingly quicker to load, is the first to rival the official Android browser and is available via the Android Market Opera claims more than 50 million (Read More)

Opera Mini for iPhone — SPE at Mobile World Congress 2010

We had the opportunity at Mobile World Congress to sit down with Opera co-founder Jon S. von Tetzchner Jon S. von Tetzchner and talk Opera Mini browser for iPhone. Now the good news: We’ve seen the Opera Mini browser on the iPhone, and it is wonderful. The bad news: While we can talk about it till the cows come home, we weren’t allowed to take video or even a still picture of it. Them’s the breaks.

Assuming Apple allows it in ..read more

Opera to Show Off Opera Mini Proxy Browser at MWC

Opera, makers of mobile web browsers popular on those platforms that don’t yet have a WebKit browser (ouch, but yeah) has announced that they’re going to show off a version of their Opera Mini proxy browser at Mobile World Congress (MWC) to partners and press.

I’m not a huge fan of proxy browsers in general — where web data is rendered on Opera’s servers, compressed, and then sent down to your phone. They remind me of those old “dial-up internet accelerators” ..read more

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