Whether you’re packing an iPhone or a free-with-a-plan phone, the Opera Mini browser is a sweet little application. It’s a browser designed to minimize the volume of data that a mobile phone CPU needs ...

As far as interesting stories go, the Opera browser on iPhone isn’t Watergate. However, a lot of speculation this week and overarching philosophical position of Apple have made it newsworthy. I guess.

More then a million copies of Opera Software’s new iPhone browser were downloaded in the first 24 hours of Opera Mini’s availability, a company executive said Thursday. The browser, which differs from ...

As announced last night, the Opera Mini web browser is now available as a free download from the iPhone App Store. This is one of the first real alternatives to the Safari web browser that ships with ...

Wow, I wasn’t expecting this. Opera Software just announced that its Opera Mini mobile browser has been approved for Apple’s iPhone — it should go live in the App Store in the next 24 hours. Up until ...

I’ve been messing around with Opera Mini as much as I can today, and here’s what I make of it so far. First thing: it’s fast. Most of the time, you get your complete web page downloaded and readable ...

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Opera has claimed that its browser for the iPhone runs six times faster than the handset's native Safari browser over 3G. The company has been demonstrating Opera Mini on a developer iPhone at Mobile ...

Opera Mini landed in Apple's App Store earlier this week, and so far reviews have been mostly positive about the first non-Apple Web browser to make it to the iPhone. The new addition quickly became ...

Here it is:<BR><BR>http://www.pcworld.com/article...era_mini_iphone.html<BR><BR>It's a brief piece. It's also clumsily written. (For "soon" the writes puts "real soon ...

We saw Opera's Mini browser for the iPhone at Mobile World Congress in February. However, we could not show you what we saw. We could only describe it (in fairly glowing terms), because Opera had not ...