[Opera releases version 4.1 of its browser for mobile phones that is 50% faster than the 4.0 version.]

Oslo, Norway -- Today, Opera Software announced the availability of Opera Mini 4.1, the newest version of the award-winning browser that works on nearly every mobile phone. Opera Mini 4.1 revolutionizes the way people get the Web on their Mobile phone. People can now enjoy instant access to websites from any location and any device. Opera Mini is freely available from http://www.operamini.com.

Opera Mini 4.1 introduces the following new features:

- Opera Mini 4.1 is up to 50% faster than Opera Mini 4.0

- The new Opera Mini will automatically suggest URL completions, making address input easy and intuitive

- Web pages can be saved for later off-line viewing

- Opera Mini 4.1 gives you quick access to the word or phrase you want in Web pages

- Images, ringtones and other content can be downloaded without leaving Opera Mini.

"More than 44 million people from all over the world have discovered and fallen in love with Opera Mini," says Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera. "Those people are not just the users of Opera Mini, they are also the co-creators and our most valued critics of the product. We have actively talked to our community members in order to build the best Web browser for mobile phones. I strongly believe that the newest version of Opera Mini will be received with much excitement."

"Opera Mini 4.1 is just great," says Ramunas Monkevicius, a student from Lithuania. "I use it at school to find information on Wikipedia, on the bus to read up on the latest news, and even in bed, for blogging. Opera Mini enables me to be up to date with current events from all over the world. My favorite new feature of Opera Mini 4.1 is the ability to save websites for later reading, it really helps me at school. I can just save my Wikipedia pages and access them whenever I need to. My history grades improved drastically, thanks to Opera Mini".

View the guided tour of Opera Mini 4.1 http://www.operamini.com/tour/

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