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When you purchase a cell phone that has Internet capabilities, the vendors included a browser that is designed for that particular phone. The Treo Palm-based phones use Blazer and Windows-based phones use Internet Explorer (what else!). But in this day and age, there are always alternatives to the mainstream programs, and PC Magazine has a review of one of the best (IMHO) alternative browsers available.

Called Opera Mini, this review looks at the new version 2.0 that is Java-based.  It’s free, it’s easy to install, and it makes Web browsing enjoyable on even the slowest GPRS phones. According to Opera, it should work on any phone released within the last five years. What more could you ask for? I think I hear the fat lady warming up backstage!

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