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Opera Mini 5 beta now works on Android too

by Cheng Hung on Mar 11, 2010 at 10:01 PM
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Opera Mini 5 Beta for Android Recently, Opera announced the release of Opera Mini 5 beta for Google Android. Based on Statcounter – a web statistics firm, Opera Mini is the most popular web browser used on cell phones, as it is compatible on all key platforms. Since Opera Mini is working on a lot of cell phones, it’s time for Android to get a taste of Opera Mini.

Opera Mini 5 Beta for Android looks and feels pretty similar to Opera Mini 5 Beta on other platforms.  It offers a few standard web browsing functions – speed dial, tabbed browsing, password management, and better optimization for the touch screen phones.  Opera’s compression technology also helps you to save on your data charges (if you don’t subscribe to an unlimited package) by reducing data transferred by up to 90%.  Ain’t that a good deal of functions to have on your phone?

Read [Opera Mini] Via [Mashable]

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