Java-enabled phones: The new Opera Mini beta 4 offers the fullscreen browsing experience on the comfort of your mobile device.
Since the idea of the fullscreen browsing experience has been one of the major features touted by Jobs et al since the introduction of the iPhone, this is an exciting feature for anyone who's not thrilled about the idea of laying down $500 for their very own iPhone. Granted, the "fullscreen experience" is a tough one to get on the limited screen space of most phones, but it is an interesting alternative. To get a hold of the beta, point your mobile browser to mini.opera.com/beta. Opera Mini 4 beta is a free download, requires a Java-enabled phone. If you're really aching for an iPhone, here's how to turn you Windows Mobile phone into an iPhone.
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Since the idea of the fullscreen browsing experience has been one of the major features touted by Jobs et al since the introduction of the iPhone, this is an exciting feature for anyone who's not thrilled about the idea of laying down $500 for their very own iPhone. Granted, the "fullscreen experience" is a tough one to get on the limited screen space of most phones, but it is an interesting alternative. To get a hold of the beta, point your mobile browser to mini.opera.com/beta. Opera Mini 4 beta is a free download, requires a Java-enabled phone. If you're really aching for an iPhone, here's how to turn you Windows Mobile phone into an iPhone.
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