Download Android G1 freeware: Opera Mini 4.2 Final Version

Finally, Opera have unveiled the latest and final version of the Opera Mini 4.2 for mobile phone. And what’s interesting is that the new Opera Mini 4.2 Final version also supports Android Platform. Hurrraaahh!!

Users in U.S will enjoy 30% faster browsing experience and users in India will cheer since the new Opera Mini 4.2 Final version have supported 12 different Indian language. Wow. Here’s some quote from the press release:

The latest prodigy in Opera’s mobile browser family promises to heighten the mobile Web experience due to improvements in speed, video support and Opera Link functionality, in addition to its availability on the Android platform.

Some features of the new Opera Mini 4.2 Final Version are:

• More than 90 language versions, including the recently added Amharic, Armenian, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Kirghiz, Lingala, Marathi, Malayalam, Mongolian, Oriya, Punjabi, Pashto, Sinhala, Tajik, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Uzbek, Khmer, Kashmiri, Lao and Turkmen
• Funky new skins for personalizing the look of Opera Mini
• Opera Link support for notes, allowing users to sync their notes between the PC and Opera Mini
• Improved real time streaming protocol (RTSP) handoff. This increases the number of phones with support for mobile video.

Download the free opera Mini 4.2 here, while Sprint Instinct users will have to upgrade their firmware here to use the new Opera Mini 4.2

Update: you can also download the free version from Android Market, and here’s a changelog from the beta version:

• Now you can upload and download files through Opera Mini and save pages for offline viewing
• Videos will be redirected to the system’s video player
• Double tap now works for zooming in and out
• Inline URL entry instead of using native input
• Fixed password text entry to hide characters
• Fixed problems with exiting application when back button was pressed
• Improved trackball speed
• All internal pages, like the start page, now have font size extra large for easier navigation

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