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Opera is getting ready to release a new beta version of its Opera Mini browser for mobile devices and has invited users to sign up for the release. Head over the Opera Mini site and leave your name and email to [receive an invite for the beta test][1].
So far Opera remains mum about what to expect from the new version of Opera Mini, code named Dimension. Opera says that "enhanced navigation is the next step in the evolution of mobile Web browsing -- that's exactly what Opera's developers are exploring for the next version of Opera Mini."
Opera Watch, a blog devoted to tracking Opera developments, has been testing the new version for some time and offers the following [tantalizing glimpse][2]:
>So what’s new in the browser? I can’t say too much now, but there’s a totally new way of navigating webpages with Dimension – really cool. As I’ve said before, I’ve been testing it for some time already, and have been truly impressed. Seeing what the tiny browser can do on my phone has blown me away.
We'll be sure to give it a whirl whenever the next beta is released -- stay tuned.
[1]: http://www.operamini.com/beta/ "Sign Up for Opera Mini beta"
[2]: http://operawatch.com/news/2007/05/sign-up-for-beta-testing-of-the-new-opera-mini.html "Sign up for beta testing of the new Opera Mini"
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