Another Opera built has been released @ xda-dev by phouki , In this version Homepage set to : google.com/m. Landscape mode now useable with keyboard with auto full screen on. These will install to main memory on device and the Cache Directory is set to \Storage Card\Application Data\Opera9. Language can be by changed by editing opera.ini in the \Windows\Opera9 folder.
For English:
Help URL=\Windows\Opera9\help\english\
Language File=\Windows\Opera9\locale\english.lng
For Chinese:
Help URL=\Windows\Opera9\help\chinese\
Language File=\Windows\Opera9\locale\chinese.lng
For Spanish:
Help URL=\Windows\Opera9\help\spanish\
Language File=\Windows\Opera9\locale\spanish.lng

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I came across an interesting post on pocketnow.com , it tells us how to change the user agent on Opera Mobile 9.5

In the address bar, type in

about:config
scroll down on the page to item User Agent and click on it.
It says Spoof user agent ID

1 is Opera Mobile 9.5
2 is Firefox
3 is desktop IE 6

Save , and you are done

As per reports from my.opera.com the initial public beta of Opera Mobile 9.5 will be relesed on July 15th. Now why is this news as there are various builds of the same application floating around ( the latest being 1184 ) , mainly because of what they said

You should also expect a few differences between the versions that are pre-installed on phones and the public version of Opera Mobile 9.5.

What are the differences, well we dont know yet. They have cited the same reason for the delay in launching the application.  As per the official blog its said that Opera 9.5 is coming to the Windows Mobile , so there might be a WM Professional and WM Standard as well.

There are tons of browsers available on the Pocket PC and now here is another one that i happened to find just today. Its called jB5 Mobile Browser and its developed by jataayu.net so what is special about this browser. Auto scroll , Change User Agent from option , Find on page etc

Here are a few Screenshots

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With Picsel Browser, you can not only view your own documents, you can also check out your favourite websites, anytime, any place. Using Picsel’s patented content platform, users can pan and zoom each web page, enjoying all the original content, in its original online format, for the first time in the mobile space. And with download time significantly faster than dial-up, users stay engaged - and, therefore, connected - for longer. Picsel’s Browser works across the world’s most popular mobile devices, simply and quickly.

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Source : engadget.com

The Windows Mobile browser market is getting awful crowded lately, and the latest entrant brings a little Apple to the mix — the Iris browser, from Torch Mobile, is based on WebKit, the same KHTML-derived rendering engine in Safari. We won’t know how it compares to the iPhone’s Mobile Safari until we get a chance to play with it, of course, but with support for touch, rotation, tabbed browsing and multiple windows, a customizable interface, and Netscape plugins, it’s safe to say that we’ll be keeping an eye on this one. If you’re feeling brave, the preview release is available just beyond the read link.

Iris browser ( torchmobile.com )

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