Image Gallery: Opera Mini 4.2 beta on the T-Mobile G1

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  • One of the main strengths of the Google Android OS is the "openness" of the platform. Evidence of that became apparent today in one respect with the release of the Opera Mini 4.2 beta web browser that you can use on your device with the Google default browser. Opera Mini 4.2 beta is quite functional and it is nice to see an alternative browser.

    Caption by: Matthew Miller

  • Tapping the menu button on the G1 shows you these options.

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  • Here is a list of the Opera Mini 4.2 beta bookmarks.

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  • The text entry dialog boxes are still a little buggy in Opera Mini 4.2 with the text appearing on the middle of the page.

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  • You can manage some of the settings and appearance in Opera Mini too.

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  • Standard portrait view of my blog in Opera Mini on my G1.

    Caption by: Matthew Miller

  • Sliding open the display switches Opera Mini into landscape mode.

    Caption by: Matthew Miller

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One of the main strengths of the Google Android OS is the "openness" of the platform. Evidence of that became apparent today in one respect with the release of the Opera Mini 4.2 beta web browser that you can use on your device with the Google default browser. Opera Mini 4.2 beta is quite functional and it is nice to see an alternative browser.

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One of the main strengths of the Google Android OS is the "openness" of the platform. Evidence of that became apparent today in one respect with the release of the Opera Mini 4.2 beta web browser that you can use on your device with the Google default browser. Opera Mini 4.2 beta is quite functional and it is nice to see an alternative browser.

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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