Opera Browser out of beta, now available for Android devices

The Opera Browser for Android is out of  beta testing and the final version of the browser is out on Google’s Play Store. The interface of Opera has been redesigned, with a lighter colour scheme, and comes with some features which promise both faster and smarter browsing. Discover: This feature will help find articles for users. The option is available right from your home screen. You can pick interests from categories such as Arts, News, Technology. It’s automatic and already installed in the Opera browser for Android. Off-Road mode: When you don’t have great network connectivity and you want to save data, you can switch to this mode. It offers data compression, which reduces the amount of data traffic while browsing on your smartphone. [caption id=“attachment_804663” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Opera Browser for Android is here. Image via Opera.[/caption] Speed Dial: Speed Dial can now hold all your bookmarks in an easier way than before. Text reflow lets people view web text at any zoom level without scrolling sideways. You can simply press and hold a favourite site to add it to Speed Dial. You can drop a favourite site on top of another to create a folder as well. Download the free Opera for Android from Google Play Store here or m.opera.com for any Android device running Android 2.3 or above. Watch video below: