Opera Mini 4.2 has now made its way onto Android G1, giving users an option to experience an alternative browser as compared to the default one that ships with the device and is built on top of WebKit. Mini has the capability to synchronize the bookmarks in all your mobile devices in a consistent manner. Opera’s success on Android, if it so happens, would be a slap on the face of Apple which rejected to allow it to enter the App store as it directly competes with Safari, Apple’s mobile browser offering.
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