Is the Opera 9.5 that comes installed on Sprint Touch Diamonds and Pros still in beta? Somehow, I don't think HTC/Sprint would install beta software on production phones and still expect to support them!There has been some earlier discussion on this:
http://discussion.wmexperts.com/showthread.php?t=170220
http://discussion.wmexperts.com/showthread.php?t=170160
But basically is comes down to the fact that these are betas, not yet the full versions, and they don't support changing screen resolutions yet.
I haven't been able to run the Skyfire beta on anything but a QVGA device.
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These browser are better and faster than early....
Do something please,get them well....
It's kind of an odd situation, but the only version of Opera 9.5 that's not a beta is running on the HTC devices you referenced. That version of this browser went through a special modification and debugging process specifically for those models, which means, among other things, that it won't run at anything other than VGA. IIRC this version has been pulled out by hackers, but it's not any more stable on other devices than the regular beta of Opera 9.5.Is the Opera 9.5 that comes installed on Sprint Touch Diamonds and Pros still in beta? Somehow, I don't think HTC/Sprint would install beta software on production phones and still expect to support them!
Thanks for the update.It's kind of an odd situation, but the only version of Opera 9.5 that's not a beta is running on the HTC devices you referenced. That version of this browser went through a special modification and debugging process specifically for those models, which means, among other things, that it won't run at anything other than VGA. IIRC this version has been pulled out by hackers, but it's not any more stable on other devices than the regular beta of Opera 9.5.
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Nope. Like I said, they run only at VGA resolution, so they choke on the Redfly's WVGA display.Do these versions work with the REDFLY alpha/beta drivers?
Bummer!Nope. Like I said, they run only at VGA resolution, so they choke on the Redfly's WVGA display.
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Bummer!
I'm coveting one of those TPs but if it doesn?t work with the REDFLY, it?s a deal breaker!
As the posters here have noted, Opera 8.65 works great with the REDFLY and provides a wonderful Internet experience. We absolutely recommend that our customers use that product.
Well it does depend on what you do online, and Mini is very good and fast as well. But Opera Mobile is just a lot more robust with features like AJAX support. A good description of the differences between the two is best described by Opera. I don't have enough posts yet to add links to my messages (soon!) so I can put the link here directly. But add the normal http prefix with this and go here:
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Okay thanks! I'll try it again - my initial impression was that Opera Mobile 8x seemed to be lacking a lot of features that the current beta does, but maybe I didn't give it much of a chance.
All you need to do is to download one of the certificate-signed versions (in other downloads) - in case of a such signed version you just need to accept this connection dialogue once.I found Opera Mini unusable on my BlackJack II - every time I click a like I get a silly 'wants to use your internet connection' dialogue.