Opera Mini 4 Beta Now Available

By Allen Tsai | Wed Jun 20, 2007 7:00 am

Opera Software today released Opera Mini 4 beta, the newest version its mobile phone Web browser.

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Opera Mini 4 beta is a complete redesign of the world's most popular mobile Web browser with a new overview mode to browse favorite Web sites, just like on a PC. Opera Mini 4 beta also features a new zoom, diving into the page and then snapping to the content so scrolling is smooth while accessing the desired content immediately. It is also more than twice as fast as any other mobile browser.

More than 15 million people have browsed more than 5 billion pages with Opera Mini since its worldwide debut in 2006. To test Opera Mini 4 beta, visit: www.operamini.com/beta .

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