Opera Mini for Android has had a facelift, and it now behaves a lot like a full-featured Android browser. No longer do you have to choose between the efficiency of Opera Mini or the look of the full-sized older brother. Now, the core features more closely align with those of Opera proper, with redesigned Speed Dial shortcuts, private browsing mode and a customisable display which includes tablet sized features.
Of course, if you’re an Opera Mini user, you may well be using it because it allows you to scrimp on data usage, so there’s a Mini-specific data usage gauge that shows how much data you’ve saved using Opera Mini’s data saving features.
If you’re on a low-data mobile plan, Opera Mini might be worth taking a fresh look at.
Via: engadget.
thanks for the info will surely give it a try soon
Just downloaded after reading this article. Simply awesome. Highly recommended.