The beta version of the mobile phone browser, that was launched in early November, is the first Opera browser that has been available for T-Mobile G1 users, which is the first mobile phone built on the open source mobile platform Google Android.
“Our support for the Android platform helps fulfill our mission to be available on more platforms, for more devices and reach more users, anywhere in the world”, said Jon von Tetzchner, Opera Software CEO.
Opera Mini 4.2 offers an improved set of skins that allows users to customize the appearance of the browser. Also, Opera has released the browser in 90 different languages and added support for notes; that means now users can sync up notes between the mobile browser and the Opera desktop browser.
You can download Opera Mini 4.2 from Opera’s website.
