Opera Mini For iPhone Submitted To App Store Today

An anonymous reader writes "Opera Mini for iPhone was officially submitted to the Apple iPhone App store today. A select few first saw it at Mobile World Congress 2010 in February. Now, the 'fast like a rocket' browser is taking its first big step towards giving users a new way to browse on the iPhone."

Comments

Re:Apple isn't an open platform. Deal with it.

[Beelzebud]

Oh go cry a river you conservative cry-baby.

I don't remember conservatives giving two shits about transparency during the Bush years. Hell the VP back then had Enron in on private energy meetings that just so happened to coincide with California's manufactured 'energy crisis'.

In fact, if you gave one ounce of care about transparency you'd know that the entire health bill is online, and has been for months. Look up H.R. 3590 on thomas.loc.gov

Re:DOA

[ukyoCE]

So, evil is only evil when it's a surprise.

It's only evil if it's a lost investment. (in developing an app you expected to be able to release)

There's nothing evil about having a so-called "monopoly" on your proprietary platform. I'd like to see you start spamming Slashdot with posts about how EVIL Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft (on the Xbox), Amazon (on the Kindle), B&N (whatever theirs is called), and perhaps you could complain about your microwave and dishwasher manufacturers too.

No, closed platforms are not inherently evil whatsoever.

Re:Meh

[Anarki2004]

I know this is offtopic and what have you, but isn't the Nokia E-71 just awesome? Seems like most of my fellow Americans don't know it even exists. I also use Opera Mini to browse /., so its nice to know I'm not alone.