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WinMo 5 and 6 Phones Get Native Browser from Opera

Mar 4, 2010, 8:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Opera Software announced a new version of Opera Mini 5 beta that is native to the Windows Mobile 5 and 6 platforms. Opera Mini traditionally runs on Java, but this version for Windows phones does not. It has been integrated into Windows Mobile. This lets the browser run much faster. Opera says that the Windows version of Opera Mini 5 offers all the same features that the standard Java version does, including tabbed browsing, the password manager, bookmarks and Speed Dial. The beta of Opera Mini 5 for Windows Mobile 5 and 6 is a free download.

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Globhead

Mar 4, 2010, 9:34 AM

O face!

Unless Phonescoop is doing the April Fools gags early this year.

Jayshmay

I downloaded it to a Samsung Blackjack 2 that I'm using right this moment and for some stupid reason I can't even type the letter e in Phone Scoop, for some stupid reason it's stuck on caps when I try typing Phone Scoop, and when I enter the letter e ...
(continues)

phatmanxxl

Opera pwns PIE anyday, especially in speed and rendering pages.

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