First released for Symbian devices, Opera Mobile 10 beta is now available for Windows Mobile platform. The Opera Mobile 10 beta for Windows Mobile looks and feels similar to the Opera 10 desktop browser and Opera Mini 5 beta. It can be downloaded from www.opera.com/mobile/ or m.opera.com/mobile/ (for phone download). continued »

Opera Software today unveiled the beta of Opera Mobile 10 for Nokia and other Symbian/S60 handsets. The new version introduces a similar sleek design as the Opera Mini 5 beta. It also has the Speed Dial, tabbed browsing and password manager for auto form filling. continued »

As expected, Opera has put up its new Opera Mobile 9.7 beta1 for Windows phone on its site. Other than the new Opera Turbo and Opera Presto 2.2, there is also a Widgets manager for add/remove widgets, the default installation will include GeoQuiz, Twitter, Bubbles, MyStatus and Google Translate.     continued »

Announced in March this year, Opera is set to release its first Opera Mobile 9.7 beta today according to a press release link on its website. The url is actually linked to a blank document at the moment, it looks like the company has put it up accidentally. Opera Mobile 9.7 features Opera Turbo, the company new compression technology, along with ... continued »

To be announced next week at CTIA Wireless 2009, here are a few screenshots of the upcoming Opera Mobile 9.7.  The new version will feature Opera Turbo along with the company’s latest Presto 2.2 rendering engine (also used in Opera 10 desktop) and full support for dynamic Web technologies such as Ajax and Flash (for accessing sites like Facebook and YouTube).   ... continued »

At next week’s CTIA Wireless Show, Opera Software will be announcing the new Opera Mobile 9.7 server-accelerated browser for smartphones and mobile devices. Opera Mobile 9.7 features Opera Turbo, the company new compression technology, along with the company’s latest Presto 2.2 rendering engine (also used in Opera 10 desktop) and full support for dynamic Web technologies such as Ajax and ... continued »