Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Opera Mini 4.1: FULL multiplatform tutorial & review"

Tonda, sorry for not emphasizing that I switched back to updating only the MIDlet Bible (and not this article in parallel); in there, in the latest updates, I've linked to the latest version not having this bug any more.

Mostly, off eBay as it's no longer offered by HP. Just make sure you get the original CD, not just a pirated copy.

Callum Hackett, first, I really recommend upgrading to WM2003 - for PPC2k2, there's only a very old version of IBM J9. For WM2003, there're slightly more and better choices: for example, a slightly older version of TAO. Also, the 4PDA.ru folks MAY be able to release a hacked version of Esmertec Jbed for plain WM2003 (they have already done so for WM2003(SE) Phone Edition).

Also, for WM2003, there're several native browsers as well; most importantly, Opera Mobile.

SK, sorry, I don't know. RMS-based "hacking" (just like the path hexediting in the last article update) might work. If OM stores these entries in a separate record, you're set.

WadeS, just tap-and-hold the app and select Uninstall from the context menu.

badbob001, thanks, off to quickly test and report on it.

David Gray, in \Windows\appdb.

BTW, are you absolutely sure that, when you start "Esmertec Jbed" (with the blue icon - are you sure it's not an older Jbed / Jeodek version you've started?), you don't see anything listed?

Smartphone &amp; Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Opera Mini 4.1: FULL multiplatform tutorial &amp; review"

Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine - Comments for "Opera Mini 4.1: FULL multiplatform tutorial & review"