Knut Remi Løvli - Opera Mini 3.0 beta

Opera Mini 3.0 beta

Wednesday, 1. November 2006, 19:44:03

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Opera released the beta of the next generation of their java phone browser that allow you to browse the full web on your cellphone today.
And in the spirit of beta testing, I downloaded it straight away.
In fact, I am currently typing this on my Sony Ericsson K600I's very painful keypad. Ouch!
Among the news in this version are secure browsing, rss feeds, photo upload (straight from the phone camera), and content folding.
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Comments

Knut Remi Løvli # 1. November 2006, 19:49

Oh my. That was a very limited post. I could only write 450 characters. I tried uploading a photo taken with Opera Mini 3.0 beta and I couldn't add it to the post.

I prefer Quality over quantity. So I doubt I'll be doing that again. Perhaps I should try MMS blogging instead.

I think I'll add a higher-quality post about this soon.

goldfasan # 1. November 2006, 20:13

Did you write it from your cellphone?
i think the MMS blogging is a good alternate to the 'normal' blogging

Knut Remi Løvli # 1. November 2006, 20:40

Well. The post and its tags say so. So yes.

I still have to test MMS blogging.

goldfasan # 2. November 2006, 15:18

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