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Make The Case - Mobility

Photos: Opera Mini 4 beta Camera icon

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Published: 26 Jun 2007 12:12 BST

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Opera Mini 4 beta, which launched on 19 June, enhances mobile browsing in a few key ways. The primary enhancement is the ability to view a Web page as you would on a PC. Opera fits it to your screen with the same URL. No annoying WAP or 'm' URLs required.


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