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Opera today launched the second beta versions of Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10, available as free downloads. In this second beta release, Opera Mini and Opera Mobile users can now enjoy popular desktop features, such as Opera Link and the Download Manager, from their mobile phones.

With Opera Link, users can synchronize personal browser settings with their Opera desktop browser, as well as all their connected devices, ensuring that their bookmarks, Speed Dial and search engines are always accessible. The Download Manager gives users a better way to control and speed up downloads to mobile phones.

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WhatsApp on your desktop WhatsApp Web messenger is one of the most popular free messaging apps in the world. It lets you send texts and voice recordings, make phone calls, and share documents and other media with WhatsApp users in individual or group chat. When you use WhatsApp Web on your computer, you can do all of this for free over the internet, rather than using your mobile network.

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Opera designed and built MiniPay in collaboration with the Celo Foundation, enabling rapid wallet-to-wallet stablecoin transfers with sub-cent fees using mobile phone numbers and fast onboarding with automatic wallet backup through Google. All, while addressing some of the key barriers allowing for a seamless Web2 to Web3 journey for users looking for a more reliable way to store and send funds using stablecoins.

As a key steward of the Celo ecosystem, the Celo Foundation is dedicated to bringing affordable and accessible DeFi to mobile users around the world. This and Opera's focus on improving access to the digital world are a joint vision the two organizations share. Opera emerged as a tech pioneer in the African market more than 17 years ago, unveiling its unique data-saving technology through Opera Mini. Now one of the most popular apps and well-known brands in Africa, Opera counts over 100 million users across the continent. By integrating MiniPay into the Opera Mini browser, new and existing users will be able to experience fast and transparent transactions on the Celo blockchain, and be introduced to dApps and projects built on the Celo network.

"We are thrilled to unveil MiniPay, a cutting-edge partnership between Opera and the Celo Foundation that addresses existing concerns around how payments are made in the region. Users in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa have indicated2 that there are lingering concerns about high fees, unreliable service uptimes, a lack of transparency around transaction progress, and a lack of access to mobile data. This partnership therefore represents a pivotal moment in the world of digital finance, with the ability to send, receive, and ultimately earn money in a permissionless way," said Jrgen Arnesen, EVP Mobile at Opera.

The Celo blockchain first launched on Earth Day 2020 with the mission of fostering a thriving collective of active builders, developers, founders, and community members committed to blockchain technology's positive impact. With over 1,000 global projects in more than 150 countries, the Celo blockchain is carbon-negative and mobile-first, with many enterprise and institutional partners including Deutsche Telekom, Telefnica, and many more.

Launched in 2006, Opera Mini is a small, fast, and powerful browser. It comes with unique features such as Data Compression, Offline File Sharing, and a built-in ad-blocker. Today, Opera Mini is used by millions of people who chose it over the pre-installed browsers on Android mobile devices. Opera Mini has a 4.3 star rating on Google Play and has been reviewed by more than eight million people worldwide.

Opera is a web innovator building on more than 25 years of innovation that started with the Opera web browser. While Opera is leveraging its brand and engaged user base in order to grow and develop new products and services for people who seek a better internet experience, Opera's PC and mobile web browsers, content discovery platform Opera News, and apps dedicated to gaming, Web3 and e-commerce are already the trusted choices of hundreds of millions of active and engaged users. Opera is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange under the OPRA ticker symbol. Download and access Opera's products and services from www.opera.com.

Celo is a carbon-negative, emerging Ethereum layer-2 blockchain with a rich ecosystem of global partners building innovative Web3 applications within the DeFi, ReFi, and NFT sectors on Celo. Accessible to anyone with a mobile phone, the Celo ecosystem consists of a decentralized, proof-of-stake blockchain technology stack (the Celo Platform), the CELO native token, and several Mento stable assets (cUSD, cEUR, cREAL) that enable anyone to use digital assets. Launched on Earth Day in 2020, the open-source Celo mainnet supports 1,000+ projects by developers and creators located around the world.

Opera Mini enables you to take your full Web experience to your mobile phone. Stay in touch with your friends on Facebook, search with Google, get your e-mail on the go, do your online banking. There are no limits - Opera Mini is the quick, easy and secure way to get any Web page you want.

Opera has announced the new versions of its mobile browsers, Opera Mobile 11 and Opera Mini 6. These bring an updated user interface, improved text wrapping, and most significantly, multi-touch zoom. Overall performance is improved too, with native handling of heavy sites appearing to load faster in Opera Mobile 11 than with Opera Mobile 10. Read on for more about the update.

I'm new to the forum (and not very tech savvy) but I've been a vodafone customer for about 13 years. I'm not into swanky android phones, but my phone (nothing flashy at all, just a 'Vodafone chat 655') is good enough for my needs (calls, texts and occasional web browsing) which suits my 10 monthly PAYG bundle for all three. The web browsing (whilst extremely slow, is ok for me, because I'm not into downloading)

However...

As of 3 days ago (06.03.17) the internet (which is 'Opera Mini') no longer works on my device, and whenever I try to connect, I get the following notice:

(Quote) "Dear Customer

The vodafoneopera mini servicewill end on 01.03.2017

To continue surfing the internetplease go to

And get the newestopera miniversion for your phone.

The opera mini software is for free"

Now given that the phone only opperates from OPERA MINI....it's impossible to go to any website on this device. Had vodafone gave me this warning BEFORE the cut off date. I could have done something about such matters. I've contacted the online advisors about this....and they tried the usual "text WEB to 40127" and then when that failed I spent hours of the same advisor giving me (fruitless) instructions on how to change my 'Data Account' settings...to no avail. The advisor asked me to go into my nearest vodafone store...where an 'expert' would sort out my problem whilst I wait.

I went today....and sadly they couldn't sort out anything.

Now I'm aware that my mobile phone (and query) is probably laughable to most high-tech hardcore phone people....but I wish that vodafone would have sent such a warning of it's intent to movie the 'Opera Mini' goalposts (so to speak) when I had the chance to do something about it.....or at very least, not bother topping up this month.

I know that the intention behind actions like this to get customers to buy new phones....but I don't want a new phone....I just want the service that I paid for in my monthly price plan.