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Opera Mini 4.2 is released

Posted by Jay Donovan on November 26, 2008 – 2:15 pm
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from Opera.com

operamini4.2-androidI missed this yesterday. It’s a top notch little browser, that reaches so many devices. Just check out the  language support in this latest version. I will be downloading this soon. Someday Apple will let this get ported to iPhone.

 

Oslo, Norway — November 25, 2008

Today, Opera Software released the final version of its much-anticipated Opera Mini 4.2 for mobile phones. Since the launch of the beta version of Opera Mini 4.2, speed trials have shown that this version gives more than 30% speed improvements for users in the US, due to the addition of a new Opera Mini server park in the United States.
Opera Mini 4.2 on Android

This release also marks Opera Mini’s official availability on the latest version of the Android mobile platform. Opera Mini is now the first Web browser alternative on Android. A technical preview of Opera Mini was previously released for an earlier version of Android in April 2008. Users of Android-powered mobile phones, such as the T-Mobile G1, can now download a beta version of Opera Mini 4.2 and experience a faster and less costly way to browse the full Internet.

“With Opera Mini 4.2, we are showing the world that Opera never gets complacent. We will always be improving our product, adding speed, new functionality and features, and ensuring that it is accessible by all,” says Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software. “Our support of the Android platform helps fulfill our mission to be available on more platforms, for more devices and reach more users, anywhere in the world.”

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  • spoirier
    Unfortunately there is no signed version yet which, for me, makes it unusable.
  • Downloaded, tested it but still think that the current Android browser is better.
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