iPhone-style Webbrowsing Now Available to Java-phones Through Opera Mini 4 Beta

Since I first saw the iPhone from apple, I have wanted one. But they are so expensive! I just can’t justify the cost. That is why I was so happy when I discovered that one of the iPhones features - the fullscreen internet browsing, which looks amazingly useful, is now available to Java-enabled phones by using the lastest version of Opera Mini 4 beta:

Thanks to Lifehacker for the heads up.

About Benjie

Benjie is an experienced software consultant specialising in helping companies to rapidly architect and build reliable, fast and secure applications using best practices and a deep understanding of todays powerful technologies such as ES2017+, Node.js, PostgreSQL, GraphQL, and React.

Graphile is Benjie’s current passion project - enabling you to build powerful, performant and extensible GraphQL APIs very rapidly. It’s the core of PostGraphQL v4, a popular open source project he maintains that, with just a simgle command, creates an entire well-structured and standards compliant GraphQL API by reflection over a PostgreSQL database!

You’ll often find Benjie working with the awesome Jof Arnold trying to solve people problems - they’ve a long history of delivering great results for customers, their various skills complementing each others perfectly.

Previously founder of SoutHACKton and co-founder of the resulting Southampton Makerspace, he lives in Southampton (UK) with his incredible wife Jem Gillam and their sons Xander and Zack.

No stranger to public speaking, Benjie enjoys giving programming talks; and is not one to shy away from a live tech demo! Many of his past talks can be found among his many GitHub repositories.

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iPhone-style Webbrowsing Now Available to Java-phones Through Opera Mini 4 Beta

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