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."

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Re:Meh

[Darkness404]

I think it is time that Apple has realized that the more they try to censor, the more people are going to move in force to Android. With Android devices on all 4 of the main US networks, Apple is seeing that they will be overcome soon by the wealth of Android devices. While the unity of the iPhone platform will mean that there will be more commercial game development on the iPhone compared to Android, but with everything else Android is going to quickly take marketshare from the iPhone.

Rejecting what can possibly be a better browsing experience is going to be a blow for Apple. Back in 2007 when the iPhone was the only option if you wanted a smartphone, sure, they could afford to reject it. Today in 2010? Apple not only has to compete with BlackBerry but also the new Windows Mobile 7, Android, WebOS, and other smartphone OSes.