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Not daylong after the edition for Symbian S60 was launched, Opera Mobile 10 beta is today acquirable for Windows Mobile too.

Similar in countenance and gaming to Opera 10 for concealment and Opera Mini 5 beta, Opera Mini 10 for Windows Mobile comes with some infant features that should remuneration a desktop-like intake experience.

Opera Mini 10 beta for WM has a infant interface, tabbed browsing, Speed Dial, countersign manager, belittle and zoom, and Opera Turbo (for offloading your protective renderings to Opera’s servers). The infant Opera Mini is also harmonical with Windows Mobile touchscreen phones.

Opera Mobile 10 beta for Windows Mobile is free and crapper be downloaded to your good via m.opera.com/mobile, or here if you poverty to download it finished your PC.

Via Press release

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Opera declared the availability of Opera Mobile 10 beta for Symbian S60 phones from Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson.

Opera Mobile 10 beta entireness with Symbian S60 3rd and 5th edition, so it crapper be installed on both touchscreen and non-touchscreen phones.

The infant edition of Opera Mobile has a firm design, it’s twice as alacritous as the grownup versions launched for Symbian, and comes with desktop-like features much as Speed Dial and tabbed browsing.

Here’s a recording exhibit of Opera Mobile 10 beta for Symbian:

You crapper download Opera Mobile 10 beta for free from Opera’s authorised website.

Via Press release

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By Andrew Liszewski

While this lovely 3-speed blender from Vela was actually designed by Bugatti, I’m afraid it doesn’t have much in common with the Veyron supercar that Captain Slow drove to 253 MPH on Top Gear. It does however feature a “racing-inspired body” with a simple 3-speed dial that controls a 400W motor allowing the 18/10 stainless steel blades to effortlessly chop through ice, fruit or whatever you see fit to cram in the 1.5L glass pitcher.

And like the Veyron and the company’s other fine automobiles, the Bugatti Vela 3-Speed Blender comes with a higher-than-average price tag of $350 in your choice of a red or shiny chrome finish. Definitely not cheap, but if you’ve ever wanted to own a Bugatti, this is probably as close as you’ll get.

[ Bugatti Vela 3-Speed Blender ] VIA [ Plunder Guide ]

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