Monthly number of Opera Mini users reached 100 million
The company Opera Software announced that its mobile browser Opera Mini scored 100 million monthly users of users. Just two months ago, the company has already reported that the number of users of its mobile browser is 100 million per month. However, if it was a two browsers - and Opera Mini, and Opera Mobile. Now, judging by the results of the March, a single web browser Opera Mini, which can be installed even on simple mobile phones reached the figure of 100 million monthly users. The second record in March - with Opera Mini each day browsing the 2 billion Web pages, which is two times more than a billion Web pages viewed daily, achieved in July 2010.
In February 2010, was taken abroad to 50 million Opera Mini users per month, and since February this year the number of monthly users of the browser has grown by 11 million, thereby doubling last year's figure. According to the developers, Opera Mini runs on 3000 different models of mobile devices from a fairly simple phones and smartphones to function. Especially, the latest release of Opera Mini browser in June brought a number of enhancements, including improved support for touch screens. The advantage of the browser also lies in the fact that the primary processing of Web pages produced on servers Opera, which allows to cope with web surfing, even the "weaker" devices.
In February 2010, was taken abroad to 50 million Opera Mini users per month, and since February this year the number of monthly users of the browser has grown by 11 million, thereby doubling last year's figure. According to the developers, Opera Mini runs on 3000 different models of mobile devices from a fairly simple phones and smartphones to function. Especially, the latest release of Opera Mini browser in June brought a number of enhancements, including improved support for touch screens. The advantage of the browser also lies in the fact that the primary processing of Web pages produced on servers Opera, which allows to cope with web surfing, even the "weaker" devices.
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