Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10 goes Final

For most geeks it doesn’t matter if a product is beta or not, it’s serves as a rallying cry for a platform. Opera has a good one, version 5 of Mini, and version 10 of Mobile go live today with a roaring tagline - No phone left behind! Opera Mobile 10 and Opera Mini 5, are both available as a final version practically every mobile platform other than the iPhone.
The new versions promise a unified feel, with features such as Speed Dial, password manager and tabbed browsing. Feature wise, the Opera browser is known to be lean, fast, and feature rich. It should work on every feature phone, and even on old Symbian phones. The final builds work on the following platforms:
Opera Mini: Uses compression technology to reduce the amount of data sent to your phone by up to 90 percent, resulting in lower costs on pay-per-MB data plans or when roaming. Works with Java Phones (J2ME) (aka "feature phones") Blackberry (4.2.x, 4.3.x, 4.7.x) *Beta* Android (1.0, 1.5, 1.6, 2.0 (2.0.1), 2.1) *Beta* Windows Mobile (5 & 6) Symbian S60 (5th & 3rd generation)
Opera Mobile: Windows Mobile 6.5 Windows Mobile 6.1 (Standard & Professional editions) Windows Mobile 6 (Standard & Professional editions) Windows Mobile 5 (Pocket PC edition only) Symbian S60 5th generation Symbian S60 3rd generation The iPhone build will be made available only after Opera submits the app to Apple, and it’s anyone’s guess as to whether it gets through. Apple has maintained a policy of filtering out and firewalling apps that duplicate built-in functionality. As a feature, particularly like Opera unite, which can turn your PC into a remotely streaming media player, web server, or a media player.
 Download instructions: Go to m.opera.com/ to download it directly to your phone.