Opera Mobile 10 Beta 2

New in Opera Mobile 10 beta 2

Opera Link

Synchronize your bookmarks and Speed Dial between your mobile phone and desktop computer.

Faster browsing

Opera Mobile 10 beta is faster at rendering pages, zooming, panning and almost everything else you do with a browser. And pages load up to 50% faster than the previous version.

Speed Dial

Get to your favorite Web page with just one click, with a set of visual bookmarks that appear when you open a new tab. To add a new page, simply click on an empty Speed Dial slot.

Tabbed browsing

Browse several Web sites at the same time. Check your email in one window, Facebook in another, and Twitter in a third, all while easily jumping from one tab to another.

More features

Turbo

Opera's servers compress Web pages up to 70%, greatly reducing the cost of browsing.

Touchscreen & keypad

The user interface has been optimized for both touchscreen and keypad-style mobile phones.

Typing less, browsing more

Save time with Web address auto-completion, password manager and inline editing.

Web standards

Opera 10 is based on the latest Opera browser engine so your favorite Web sites work as they do on a your computer.

Rich Web content

Browse Web applications sites like Facebook and Gmail, and enjoy the rich interaction.

Opera Dragonfly

Connect your phone to your PC and debug Web applications remotely. Read more here.

Adaptive zoom

In just a few clicks easily pan and zoom into your desired content.

Privacy

Be in control of your privacy. Manage your passwords, history, cookies, and cache.

Saving pages and images

Save Web pages and images for later offline viewing.

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