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Opera Software has recently released a beta version of its Opera Mobile 10 browser for Symbian S60 3rd Edition and S60 5th Edition platforms. The latest build features a completely redesigned UI, while still maintaining core features like speed dial and tabbed browsing. Opera Mobile 10 supports both touch input and standard keypads, and offers a significant increase in speed and performance thanks to its new Turbo feature.

As reported by guardian.co.uk, O2 UK's exclusivity for the iPhone 3G(S) runs out on November 9th, and right the next day the handset will become available to Orange UK customers... at a higher price. In addition, you'll also be able to purchase it through independent retailers Carphone Warehouse and Phones4U, on behalf of Orange, of course.

Vodafone will be getting the iPhone 3GS in the Q1 2010.

Opera CEO Jon Von Tetzchner has recently confirmed the development of the Opera Mobile browser for the Android platform in an interview given to PC Magazine - “Yes, we are working on an Android version”. Of course, it's not the official announcement, but it's likely to occur in the near future. Just to let you know they're working on it.

Opera Mini 5 Beta is the latest version of the most popular mobile browser for feature phones. It offers refreshed look and feel and offers a number of new and improved features, including:

• Tabbed browsing (multiple web sites open at a time);
• Support for touchscreen devices and standard non-touch devices;
• Password manager (saves all user passwords);
• Opera Speed Dial (a set visual bookmarks)

Download the latest beta for free from Opera Software website.

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Opera has updated its popular Opera Mobile browser to version 9.7. The new build offers performance improvements, better support for Flash video, and a feature called Opera Turbo, which is Opera’s new compression engine capable of reducing data transfer by up to 80 percent.

It is not yet available for download, but it will come bundled with HTC Touch Pro2.

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.

Speaking about Opera Mini, its latest version is also available for the Sprint's Instinct, and will serve as an alternative to the phone's sucky pre-installed Web browser. In order to run Opera Mini 4.2 on your Instinct, you should first update its firmware to version MR-4, and then install the browser.

Detailed instructions can be found on Opera Software’s website.

Just to inform you, the final version of Opera Mini 4.2 is now available for download at www.operamini.com. It comes with the same features as the previous BETA, but is now available in multiple languages.

The recently released Opera Mini 4.2 BETA java browser is now also available for the HTC G1 Android phone, and can be used as a good alternative to the handset's default browser.

The Opera Mini is also available on other platforms.