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On March 22, 2011, Opera Software released Opera Mobile 11 for Android and Symbian S60 Maemo, MeeGo, and Windows.

On October 15, 2010, Opera Software released the first Android build, Opera Mobile 10.1 Beta for Android.

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Opera Mobile 10 was the last version for Windows Mobile (as distinct from its successor Windows Phone). On May 11, 2010, Opera labs released a preview build of Opera Mobile 10 for Maemo, with the same features available in Opera Mobile 10 for other platforms, but using Opera's new Carakan JavaScript engine (codenamed) and the new Vega vector graphics library.The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, running Opera Mobile 10.1 Beta On March 16, 2010, Opera Software released the final versions of Opera Mobile 10. On February 12, 2010, Opera Mobile 10 beta 3 was publicly released for Windows Mobile and Symbian devices, with support for Flash Lite 3.1, better recognition for third-party input solutions in Windows Mobile, and support for Windows Mobile Standard (non-touchscreen) handsets. It included Opera's new, cross-platform UI framework that unifies the look and feel of the browser across all platforms running Opera Mobile or Opera Mini. On December 10, 2009, it was released to operators and OEMs. On November 2, 2009, Opera Mobile 10 beta for Symbian S60 was made available for download, with a revised user interface and performance enhancements.Other features planned for the 9.7 release were an improved Widget manager, Google Gears, and OpenGL ES support. On June 8, 2009, Opera Mobile 9.7 beta was made available, with the new Presto 2.2 rendering engine and Opera Turbo. On March 26, 2009, Opera announced that the next release version would be 9.7, with changes in the Presto layout engine, not 9.5.(The last released version of Opera Mobile for Symbian S60 remains 8.65.) A beta test version for Windows Mobile was released on July 17, 2008, followed by a second beta release on October 20, 2008, including support for Opera Widgets, and adding Symbian UIQ3 as a further platform. The date for its expected release was pushed back several times. On February 5, 2008, Opera Mobile 9.5 was announced.With no reason given, version 9.0 was cancelled, all references to it swept from Opera's site and 8.65 went back to being the latest version, being given a very slight refresh in the form of a new build that offered a handful of hardly-noticeable features, some of them platform-dependent. Opera Mobile 9.0 was announced in February 2007 with a planned feature list, "coming soon" banners in the official Opera Mobile website, and official announcements in Opera's Community Forum.Version 8.65 was released on August 29, 2006, which was mostly a welcome makeover and optimization to the then considered mature 8.60.It was also the first version of Opera Mobile that allowed for the possibility to configure it as the device's default browser, allowing it to be launched whenever a web page was requested to be opened. New to this version is the ability to support multiple browsing windows, support for Scalable Vector Graphics, introduction of URL autocompletion as well as several changes in the customization aspect. On April 5, 2006, version 8.6 was released and was also the first version to support Symbian OS 9.

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This version introduced password management and form auto-filling functionality, added some more languages for localized versions, and made some improvements to stability and reduced-screen rendering quality.

On November 14, 2005, version 8.5 was introduced.

This was also the first version to support dynamic HTML, and greatly improved compatibility with several web standards. This version introduced the Opera Mobile Accelerator, a technology that used an Opera-run external server to slim-down the pages' content to reduce the traffic to the phones. This version was the first to require Symbian OS 7 (previous ones could function in Symbian 6.1).

On July 13, 2005, almost two years after the previous iteration, version 8.0 was launched.

It was also the first version to support proxy servers, WAP pages, and the first one to be released in localized versions for 9 different languages.

Version 6.10, released on October 27, 2003, introduced several user interface and usability improvements, considerably optimized performance, and slightly improved page rendering.

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On June 25, 2003, the first update came in the form of version 6.01, which was a minor update, mainly correcting bugs.

Opera Mobile was ported to the Windows Mobile operating system in 2003. They ran Opera Mobile 3.6, released in 2000.

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The first devices to run a mobile edition of Opera were the Psion Series 5, Psion Series 5mx, Psion Series 7, and then Psion netBook.