[Eriq Cook]

http://www.opera.com/mobile/

"Today Opera Mobile 10 moves one step closer towards final with the release of Opera Mobile 10 Beta 3 for both Symbian/S60 and Windows Mobile. Beta 3 includes a few new features, and a lot of bug fixing and stabilization. Read more on www.opera.com/mobile. Or download it now at www.opera.com/mobile/download from a PC or "m.opera.com" from a mobile phone."

New features in Beta 3 includes keypad support for non-touch Windows Mobile devices and experimental Flash Lite 3.1 support, along with numerous bug fixes and improved speed and stability.

I've been using Beta 3 for a couple of days now on my Touch Pro 2, and while flash support is still a bit buggy (as anticipated but disabled by default), beta 3 has worked very well overall and is a noticeable improvement over previous versions.

Have you had chance to try Beta 3 yet? If so, what do you think?

[Eriq Cook]

http://www.opera.com/mobile/

"Today Opera Mobile 10 moves one step closer towards final with the release of Opera Mobile 10 Beta 3 for both Symbian/S60 and Windows Mobile. Beta 3 includes a few new features, and a lot of bug fixing and stabilization. Read more on www.opera.com/mobile. Or download it now at www.opera.com/mobile/download from a PC or "m.opera.com" from a mobile phone."

New features in Beta 3 includes keypad support for non-touch Windows Mobile devices and experimental Flash Lite 3.1 support, along with numerous bug fixes and improved speed and stability.

I've been using Beta 3 for a couple of days now on my Touch Pro 2, and while flash support is still a bit buggy (as anticipated but disabled by default), beta 3 has worked very well overall and is a noticeable improvement over previous versions.

Have you had chance to try Beta 3 yet? If so, what do you think?

[Reid Kistler]

Have been running the Opera 10 Beta for a while on my Fuze (Touch Pro), and am mostly happy with it: really like the interface / menu structure, and it seems to load quickly enough (although often pauses before fully rendering a page).

Don't know if am on Beta 2 or 3 - it simply says "Beta!" - but last download was probably on or about Feb 14/15.

One thing I definitely MISS is the ability to use the Fuze's Scroll Wheel to access the Zoom control: Opera 10's Zoom is easy enough to implement / remove, but preferred the "infinitely variable" option available through the Scroll Wheel.

It also often seems that Opera 10 is too quick to change orientation from Portrait to Landscape - and then TOO SLOW to change back again.

Hopefully the final release will clean up this (relatively) minor glitches....

[Chris Sacksteder]

Pretty nice. I like the start page ("Speed Dial") -- panel of large "button" (3x3) for your most used favorites.

I don't see any way to import bookmarks; hope that is on their future feature list.

Worth a try.