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Opera: 100 000 000 Mobile Users

By Vygantas | February 10, 2011 | 3 Comments

Opera: 100 000 000 Mobile Users

Updates are coming.

Opera Software has just announced that more than 100 000 000 mobile users now use Opera web browser on their cell phones.

That’s not all! In the official Choose Opera blog post, it was revealed that all Opera Mini and Opera Mobile versions will receive updates later this year.

Yes, even Symbian or Windows Mobile builds.

Can’t wait.

Weekly Browsers Recap, January 17th

By Vygantas | January 17, 2011 | 0 Comments

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• Microsoft to Reveal Internet Explorer Mobile Plans
During the CES, one of the audience members has asked Microsoft’s Dean…

• Google Chrome Release Cycle
Google has recently published an interesting release cycle slideshow for Google Chrome…
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Microsoft to Reveal Internet Explorer Mobile Plans

By Vygantas | January 14, 2011 | 0 Comments

During the CES, one of the audience members has asked Microsoft’s Dean Hachamovitch about the future of IE Mobile and whether they plan to bring new features, such as HTML5 anytime soon.

Although he wasn’t very eager to reveal any specific plans, Dean Hachamovitch said: …we will be talking more about our mobile browser very soon…

If rumors are to be believed, then the upcoming Windows Phone 7 update (codenamed Mango) will include HTML5 and Silverlight support.

Video Source: WinRumors

Maxthon Mobile for Android: With Finger Gestures and Multi Platform Sync

By Vygantas | January 10, 2011 | 4 Comments

Just few weeks after the initial release of Maxthon for Android, here comes the second build of Maxthon Mobile.

According to the official announcement, the following versions introduces two new features:

– Synchronization of cross-platform information
– New finger gestures

The synchronization feature allows users to manipulate data, such as contacts and favorites, from any Maxthon platform on PC or an Android phone. A user, for example, can use Maxthon on his PC to sort a collection of contacts by phone area code. When he opens the same contacts using Maxthon Mobile on his phone, the contacts will be in the same order as on the computer.

The new mobile browser is the result of a vibrant, ongoing dialogue between Maxthon developers and users, which is how Maxthon discovered that users wanted a touch screen “undo” gesture to reopen a tab they had closed inadvertently. The new gesture is a reverse “c,” the opposite of the gesture to close a tab.

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