I put Piscel on last night and really like it... it works nicely with pdf's too. I do get the memory full error a lot on some sites, so I need to stay away from those, like DIGG. But works great on some others. I will be keeping it on the 6800 for when I want to see the real front page of the LA Times and stuff. I wish there was a way to add some memory space to the app, besides just clearing history and cookies all the time. Ideas?

I too am exclusively using Opera. I am running it mostly in Landscape mode with Full screen which still allows menu access which is a nice WM6 enhancement. Most importantly it shuts down with X-button much cleaner than IE.

When I launch Opera beta on my phone, it does not connect to the internet....I have a Sprint 6800...any suggestions?

I use Opera Mini (not mobile) with Jbed JAVA midlet manager. The nice thing about Jbed is that it hides the top and bottom bars which Opera Mini does not use. Opera Mini works great and it almost never gives me error messages which I get routinely with Mobile IE, Opera Mobile and Piscel. Hopefully Opera releases Version 9 of their Mobile browser soon, which incorporates a Opera Mini's features.

I just downloaded the netfront 3.4 technical preview and I really like it. It renders fast and accurate.

I just installed the netfront technical preview, in fact I am using it now. It is pretty nice for the most part. I can definitely see me using this browser a bunch, until it expires (unless someone cracks it)

me, but i prefer picsel browser, i think it has a better interface.

i have been using it since my ppc 6700 and i love it because of the content that loads up its just like my desktop only smaller

I have been using opera mini and love it. I just installed the new update recently and now everytime I open it I get a java midlet popup. I just click resume and then I'm on my way, but it's kinda annoying, anyone know whats up?

has anyone heared when opera 9 will be released?