Opera Software has unveiled a new versions of its Mini and Mobile wireless browsers, improving tablet support and features like scrolling, zooming and sharing.
The new versions feature a share button, so you can easily post, tweet, or share info on Facebook, vKontakte or My Opera.
According to Web analytics firm StatCounter, Opera is the world's most used mobile browser ahead of Apple, Nokia and Google's Android, controlling 21.6 percent of the market in March so far.
The iPhone, Nokia and Android browsers all have 15 to 19 percent market shares.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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- Lenovo launches Android-powered LePad tablet in China
- EBay to buy GSI Commerce
- Internet pioneer Paul Baran dies at 84
- Google to offer mobile payment technology
- Nokia to use Symbian and Windows together
- Dell launches Inspiron M5030: Spanish language Laptop
- AsusTek launches Android-powered EEE Pad Transformer
- T-Mobile Offering Free 4G Laptop Stick
- South Africa's MTN launches Mobile Insurance Program
- Google launches new online magazine: Think Quarterly
- T-Mobile shows G2x Dual-Core 4G Smartphone
- World’s Top 2 richest men to visit India this week
- Opera unveils new mobile browsers
- BlackBerry Playbook to sell at $499
- China blocking Gmail services
- T-Mobile releases video of Sidekick 4G
- Google brings Video Format to IE9
- Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Notebook offers 24 hrs of bat...
- Internet Explorer 9 to launch March 14
- Facebook puts six to Forbes billionaire list
- Aircell increases In-flight Wi-Fi Speed
- Internet Explorer 9 launching on March 14
- HTC prepares Flyer, Stylus-based iPad 2 rival
- Intel launches Core vPro processors
- Microsoft losing the Mobile World War
- Sprint Nextel in talks to merge with T-Mobile
- RIM PlayBook gets 7digital music store
- Google releases new version of Chrome browser
- Lenovo announces ThinkPad X220 Ultraportable Laptop
- Samsung not to re-model Galaxy Tab 10.1
- Google Android tops smart-phone software platform
- Apple iPad 2 Competitors at a glance
- Turn off the technology to get enough sleep
- Cyber attack on French finance ministry
- 20 Android apps for Motorola Xoom
- Easy Steps To Secure Your Smartphone Against Data ...
- China to launch 4G mobile network
- 7 Billion People: Who Own the Computers and Cell P...
- Moving the world off Internet Explorer 6
- Samsung working to improve Galaxy Tab
- RIM to find new marketing chief
- Japan develops human touch mobile phone
- Apple unveils iPad 2, slimmer version of iPad
- Carmakers focusing on green power as fuel
- Motorola Xoom Wi-Fi priced at $730 in UK
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