Two months ago Opera introduced Opera Mini 5 browser and now they are releasing Opera Mobile 10 Beta for Symbian smartphones. It features a fresh look and set of new features like the Speed Dial, bookmarking and tabbed browsing elements Opera desktop browser users have long grown accustomed to as well as a handy password manager.
Bold Browser is out of Beta now and v1.5 available for download. It claims to be lightning fast mobile browsing, with page load times at least 25%-50% faster than competing mobile browsers. Bol Browser also has patented navigation and display technologies get you where you're going faster.
There is a new browser for Android phone called Dolphin Browser. It is supposed to enhance your mobile web browsing experience and connect you with the world. Developed on the android WebKit browser, but improved with navigation menu and other options, it is more powerful than default browser.
SomaView is brand new application for Android powered phones which allows you to discover your virtual neighborhood. It is actually augmented reality app for Android-powered phones that extends your world into the virtual. SomaView maps the virtual world around you using a number of selectable categories SomaView searches for location-based information around you and displays this information on a camera-overlay.
We just saw a tweet from Opera about its latest mobile version - the Opera Mini 5. They have announced new version as "The next generation of mobile browsing" and it has new features as Tabbed browsing, Speed Dial, Touch & Keypad and Password Manager. One of the coolest thing they say is about speed. Opera Mini compresses pages by up to 90% before being sent to your phone, meaning faster page-load times than in other mobile Web browsers.
See if you are a BlackBerry owner, you might have realized that browsing the Internet with the default built in browser is as good as browsing on a second handed dumbphone at night without any backlight, yes it sucks pretty much that bad. Fear not though you noble BB users, help is on the way sometime next year.
As some of you may already know, Microsoft is in the early stages of bringing the Office Applications to the web, that means you may no longer have to buy a copy of Microsoft Word, but there is more....Ok, so bad news for all the BlackBerry owners out there who got their hands on Skyfire Alpha for testing purposes mostly, the whole thing has been pulled for a few weeks, which is pissing everyone off, and quite rightfully so.
One of my favorite mobile browser has made its way to the Symbian platform, I promise Symbian users will love this browser because it is really fast.
The Nokia Photo Browser has been upgraded and now it's officially available. All those photographers out there relying on their Nokia phones for their daily images should be happy to know the browser has received usability, quality and functionality improvements.
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