Opera sure knows how to make a snazzy web browser. I know I love using it on my Helio devices and apparently even Sidekick users can get a taste if they’re in the developer community. So it’s nice to know that v2 of the 4.0 aka Dimension is now readily available. So what’s the fuss? Well, there’s now a landscape mode that rivals that of the Safari browser on the iPhone. The start page has gone all multi-search allowing for searches on multiple search engines. Redundant much? Crackberry users are getting a customized UI and enhanced support. Oh no they didn’t? Oh yes they did. Get it via your Java-enabled phone here.
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I downloaded it yesterday for my w810i – and it’s FANTASTIC. I’ve been using previous versions of Opera Mini, and enjoying it, but this takes it into brand new territory. Big fan.
I gave it a try on my SE K750i and the rendering was very buggy, and moving around web pages was not easy nor was zooming in or out.