Posted on July 24, 2008, at 8:03 AM .
Opera’s monthly report for June has taken a look at the popular handsets that folks are using with their mobile browser, and what sites they’re going to. After running down country-by-country top 10 lists, it was pretty interesting to see the stark differences between the Chinese (dominated by Nokia) and the American (which was almost all BlackBerry). The UK also has almost half of their list occupied by BlackBerry, with the 8310 nabbing top spot. Speaking of which, the BlackBerry 8310 holds 5th. place worldwide in the popularity contest among Opera users. This State of the Mobile Web report is a pretty cool idea on Opera’s part, especially if you’ve developed a taste for this kind of thing with Google Trends. If you’re sick of the BlackBerry’s browser, you can get Opera Mini by visiting http://mini.opera.com/ on your mobile.
(Opera via Pinstack)
Posted on May 13, 2008, at 6:44 PM .
Opera Mini is now available in version 4.1. The new version comes complete with Facebook and Twitter functionality so you can stay connected to those you love, or hate. The new version also allows for online banking and email because the new browser is much more secure.
If you would like to download a copy of the new browser, go to operamini.com on your BlackBerry browser, or go to the download page here.
Don’t forget to sync your bookmarks by downloading a copy of Opera 9.5 beta! Thanks CrackBerry.
Posted on November 22, 2007, at 8:49 AM .
Remember when Opera Mini 4 was released earlier this month? Well, it’s doing alright for itself, with a million downloads in a week and a half. The biggest feature in this version is Opera Link, which syncs up bookmarks from your desktop’s Opera to Opera Mini on your BlackBerry. If you want to be one of Opera Mini’s second million users, you can download the browser over the air at www.operamini.com.
Posted on November 7, 2007, at 9:16 AM .
After a short third beta, Opera Mini 4 is now ready for your mobile browsing needs. The classic tabbed browsing remains, but the Opera Link function introduced in the last beta should be an interesting new feature to try out. It will let you sync your bookmarks between desktop and handheld, as well as providing web-based access to your favourites for when you’re not using Opera. Thanks, ikasen!
Posted on October 26, 2007, at 10:03 AM .
The second round of Opera Mini 4′s beta has finished, and now we’re on to number three. The biggest feature of this release is bookmark syncing with your desktop browser using Opera Link. Although you have to use the Opera desktop browser in order to populate Link, once everything is uploaded, you can access your saved bookmarks from their web site. It’s a pretty cool feature, and you can get something similar on Firefox (minus mobile syncing) with this little add-on.
Posted on June 19, 2007, at 7:30 AM .
