Users of Android smartphones now have a new option for browsing the Web: A beta version of Opera Mini 5 was released Thursday for the Linux-based Android platform. New features in the software, which is an upgrade to the current version 4.2, include tabbed browsing, which lets users browse several Web pages at once; Speed Dial, which offers one-click access to a user’s favorite pages; Opera Link, a way to synchronize bookmarks and Speed Dial between the user’s mobile phone and desktop computer; and Download Manager, which manages downloads from the browser.

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