Dave Lambert wrote:
> On 23 Jun 2006 09:36:18 -0700, "triprince" <info@triprince.com> wrote:
> <snip>
> >Minuet is a full HTML browser for all mobile devices, smartphones and
> >PDAs that support Java ME applications. This is the ONLY standalone
> >HTML browser for mobile phones (no middle-man server required!)
> <snip>
>
> Here's another one [This info from PC Magazine online]
>
> Opera has Opera Mini 2.0, a Java-based mobile Web browser. According
> to Opera, you can use it on just about any phone that has been made in
> the past five years, provided you have an appropriate data plan.
> There are two ways to get Opera Mini 2.0: Either go to
> http://mini.opera.com from your phone's WAP browser, where you can
> click a link to download it, or send an SMS message to 96077.
> In the latter case you'll receive a text message back with the tiny
> applet attached.
> Once you download and install Opera Mini 2.0 and place a check mark in
> the end-user license agreement box, you're all set to go.
>
> Haven't tried the links myself...
> R. Dave Lambert
> 49.08°N -123.08°W

Opera Mini is NOT a standalone browser. It requires a "middle-man"
server to work. Check their fine prints.