Continuing the story about the Dell Mini 3iX, the device has been spotted on internal documentation of a Brazilian carrier. The available pictures show the handset itself, as well as its user interface, which to be honest doesn't please the eye.
The said carrier hasn't announced the device yet, neither did the manufacturer.
The new Android powered Dell Mini 3iX has been spotted at the FCC site. The handset is the U.S. variant of the China-bound Mini 3i, which unlike the latter features 3G and Wi-Fi support. While we can't tell when it will be released exactly and on which carrier, it's safe to expect it to be launched on AT&T's network sometime in 2010.
The much rumored Dell Mini 3i phone has has landed on China Mobile's network. It's a 2G candibar handset positioned as a part of the carrier's new Application Platform that offers music, video, and app downloads to mobile phones from Nokia, Samsung, LG, and Dell. The device also lacks WiFi, but does come with a decent set of other features:
3.5" 360 x 640 capacitive touchscreen;
Android-based Open Mobile System (OMS);
3Mpix camera;
microSD slot;
Bluetooth;
950mAh battery
Curently there's no infor on whether it will be released anywhere else.
Apparently this is the so called Nokia N97 Mini, an unannounced handset we can't really tell you much about. We just have these two photos, judging by which device appears to be slightly smaller and slimmer than the regular N97, and it's also has a few subtle design changes, particularly on the back, where the camera has lost its sliding cover.
A photo of the so called Samsung Instinct Mini has been spotted in the wild today. While it hasn't been officially announced yet, we expect this to happen any time now. And I think it's safe to say that the new handset is not just an upgrade on the original Sprint Instinct. Stay tuned for more details.
Some blurry live images of what's claimed to be a Samsung Instinct Mini have surfaced today on the SprintUsers forum. No further info was provided, but if BGR is right, the device will be released on April 19th, so we won't have to wait for too long before other details surface.
Opera has released the final build of its Opera Mini 4.2 browser for the Android platform. The improvements include a number of bug fixes, and the ability to save Web pages on an SD card as well as to access a card for uploading and downloading. Also, double taping on the screen will allow you to zoom in/zoom out Web pages, and there's also a dedicated address bar for URL entries.
Opera Software announced today the availability of a new version of their Opera Mini browser.
The company claims that with the 4.1 beta users will be able
to surf the web up to 50% faster. This version also offers new
features like automatic URL completions, text search, the ability to
save and view pages offline, and a built in download/upload manager.
The forth edition of the most popular mobile Web browser Opera Mini is now available for download.
Several new features were added, including the intuitive Opera Zoom and Opera's Small Screen Rendering functions that make page viewing and surfing much more convenient. The application is compatible with almost every mobile phone that supports Java and consumes less traffic then the phone's browser.
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