The video shows off the Opera Mini browser in action, mainly running on AT&T's slower 2G (EDGE) data network, and Mini runs extremely fast. The interface is interesting as well.
Originally posted by ukhn99:HA keep wating buddy crApple will NEVER approve this. They'll prob tell Opera to somehow remove the 'browsing capabilities from the software' before it can be made available on the app store
Can't wait until Apple approve this, been waiting for it since day one.
Originally posted by bobiroc:Please explain to me how it "sucks" on Windows / Mac ??
Well if Opera sucks as bad as it does on Windows/Mac who wants it. Bring on Firefox
Originally posted by pensfan12:Personal Opinion Really. I will admit I haven't used it since a version or two ago but when I did it did not load websites as well or as fast and overall was not as compatible. I have had no reason to try it again since the other browser(s) I use work just fine. Besides if it were so good then why is it at the bottom of browser preference around the world. Sure the European Commission will say that it is because of anti-competitive tactics by the almighty Microsoft yet Firefox and Chrome seem to have no problem being adopted by the web surfers of the world.
Originally posted by bobiroc:Please explain to me how it "sucks" on Windows / Mac ??
Well if Opera sucks as bad as it does on Windows/Mac who wants it. Bring on Firefox
I do agree Opera sucks on the PC, but when it comes to Smart Phones, it is an awesome browser. Im using it on a Moto Backflip running Droid.
That was pretty impressive. But I'm not going to hold my breath. Apple couldn't see a good idea if it pitched a tent in it's A$$.
Well i'm almost sure apple will not allow it and if they don't i hope this will come available through cydia
used opera mini on my old phone loved it use it on my HTC Hero and i wouldn't mind having it on my iPod touch
and does anyone know if it supports downloading natively? at least on the iPhone/touch