Opera Mini has been available as a Java app for some time, but now is available for WM as a native application. Download and try it out now for free.

Opera has updated Opera Mini to version 4.4 for phones that run Java-based (or J2ME) platforms. Opera Mini 4.4 brings the browser up-to-date with the more powerful smartphone variant of Opera Mini ...

Opera Mini is designed to improve on the limited WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) surfing available on many phones, allowing users of Java-capable cell phone to surf the Web.

Opera Software today made its Opera Mini 6.5 browser available to a range of new platforms, including Apple's iOS, RIM's BlackBerry OS, Nokia's Symbian S60 OS, as well as Java-based devices. The ...

Opera Software has released an updated Opera Mini 4.5 version mobile web Browser for the basic Java platform powered mobile phones. Promising faster and efficient mobile web browsing experience ...

Opera Software has been busy lately, releasing fresh finalized and beta products on a near-daily basis. This morning, the company announced that it has released a native version of Opera Mini 5 ...

One of the things I enjoy about my Windows Mobile, Android, and Symbian devices is the ability to load up different 3rd party web browsers and today we see that the latest version of Opera Mini 5 ...

Opera Mini is designed to improve on the limited Wireless Application Protocol surfing available on many phones, allowing users of Java-capable cell phone to surf the Web.

Opera Mini 8 is now available for BlackBerry and Java-running phones. The updated browser features a slew of new features including n improved Speel Dial start page with redesigned tiles.

Opera Mini is designed to improve on the limited Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) surfing available on many phones, allowing users of Java-capable cell phone to surf the Web.

Opera Mini has not yet been submitted to Apple for approval: The demo I saw was of a very mature but unfinished version. But when it does get sent to Apple's crack team of picky, fickle reviewers ...